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Re: questions on brake lines
[Re: dangina]
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05/17/11 12:24 AM
05/17/11 12:24 AM
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You would need a different/proper sized master cylinder to move the proper amount of fluid thru bigger lines.
Tom
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Re: questions on brake lines
[Re: amxautox]
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05/17/11 12:38 AM
05/17/11 12:38 AM
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The lines are 3/16" and since the key to brake function is fluid pressure not fluid volume you should stay with 3/16"..
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Re: questions on brake lines
[Re: jcc]
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05/17/11 10:36 AM
05/17/11 10:36 AM
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dangina
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The lines are 3/16" and since the key to brake function is fluid pressure not fluid volume you should stay with 3/16"..
Yup
Thanks for the input guys
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