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Old July 6th 2004, 00:04
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You should be able to get Euro flare lines at AutoZone in different lengths. The "T" fitting plan should work.

Sweet. :agree: I hope they have the metric "T" fittings also.
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Old July 6th 2004, 00:32
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Got another problem now. I ordered rear rubber lines for my car and when I tried to fit them they are too short. The website says they are supposed to be 235mm long. The lines I took off of my car were 245mm long and the new replacements are 230mm long. I checked and where I could find the part number they are all the same number as the lines that don't fit.
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Old July 6th 2004, 21:57
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This look good?
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Old July 6th 2004, 22:16
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That'll work :agree:
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Looks good.

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Old July 7th 2004, 00:43
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Sweet. It's kinda hard to see since everything is so shiny.

Now all I have to do is figure out the rear rubber lines on my car and the chassis is pretty much done. :agree:
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Old July 7th 2004, 21:24
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Still having brake troubles...

Does the main line to the rear go directly from the M/C to the "T" fitting in the back. I ended up short again on my brake lines. The 911 M/C isn't that different from the type 1 M/C that the main line wouldn't fit. It only makes it to the rear grommet just before the torsion tube in the back. Should I get a connector and another line or should I get another line and re-bend it.???
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