Brake and Fuel Lines?

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Feb 7, 2012 | 08:44 AM

#11

crunchyskippy

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From: Northern Virginia

Quote:

Originally Posted by jojobanks

the only place that there should be any rubber on the brake line is at the front wheels where they go to the drums/discs.

Additionally, there is also a short rubber hose connection to the rear axle distrubution block.

Feb 7, 2012 | 08:48 AM

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crunchyskippy

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From: Northern Virginia

Here's a pic I found of one. Sorry I can't give credit to the original owner of the picture, I just don't remember where I got it (but it isn't mine).

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Feb 7, 2012 | 05:52 PM

#13

wonso79

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Posts: 334

From: Wisconsin

Just got my brake line today from CJPONY and already have that installed and the new dual master cylinder upgrade. Have to change the rear axle brake lines next. Should the fuel line have any rubber or should that basically be:
Fuel Pump
3inch piece of rubber hose
fuel line all the way to tank
3 inch piece of rubber hose connect to tank?

Feb 7, 2012 | 06:54 PM

#14

jojobanks

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Joined: Oct 2011

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From: AL

Quote:

Originally Posted by wonso79

the fuel line doesn't matter as much. When I replaced mine I just used rubber fuel line all the way through. The most your fuel line sees is like 8psi if you use a mechanical pump.