A little taste of my winter time fun...
03-20-2009, 05:50 PM
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A little taste of my winter time fun...
Here's a little teaser pic of what my car got this winter....
As soon as I'm done I'll do a write up with plenty of pics on the whole procedure, no expenses were spared.
An overview of the rear (that's not rust on the axle hubs, they are painted orange)
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The driver's side rear
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The front passenger side brakes hiding behind the 17'' Saleens
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As soon as I'm done I'll do a write up with plenty of pics on the whole procedure, no expenses were spared.
An overview of the rear (that's not rust on the axle hubs, they are painted orange)
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The driver's side rear
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The front passenger side brakes hiding behind the 17'' Saleens
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Last edited by Tony71502; 03-20-2009 at 09:23 PM.
03-20-2009, 07:46 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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hey real nice man! where did u get that center braided line that replaces the rubber one. i bought a 3 piece kit from russel off ebay that has 2 front braided lines then that 1 rear one and it dosent have the right fitting to connect it to the hard line over the rearend....
03-20-2009, 09:22 PM
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The stainless steel braided lines are made by StopTech and sold through Maximum Motorsports. I've got all 5 lines in braided stainless. The front two are custom tailored for sn95 brake conversions on a fox chassis. The rear lines are pretty much sn95 lines. Just ask a tech at Maximum Motorsports and they will get you the exact fitting lines. It was about $230 for all 5 flex lines. The stock bracket for the axle to frame line, the middle one, has to have a hole drilled in it and the brass block is bolted to it, as you can see in the picture.
