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I think I had to buy a 12" hard line to get around the strut because the ghia caliper goes to the opposite side of the strut . Any auto supply should have lines in different lengths.
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Bully, Mikey
that is what I figured.. I did some more research, and figured out I had the wrong line up front.. That is part I of the issue.. Part II, is having too short of a Hard line.. Luckily I have some extra hardlines laying in the basement.. Just need to get a line bender.. Thanks again.. Will keep everyone posted, on my odessy.. ALex
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Ok.. got the line on..
After speaking with Topline.. What I learned was that they provide a male/female SS brake line to go directly to the caliper.. it is long enough and reaches the hardline line without a problem.. Once I had everything on, and started playing around with the line and bracket, everything worked out well.. I was going to use to brackets to ensure no rubbing with the tires, but after tightening everything, so far it looks like no problem, with my design 90's.. I think I jumped the gun.. oh well, at least I learned something, while embarassing myself ALex
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