5.0mustang5speed

ok, i put a tubular k-member , coilover and tubular a-arms on my stang.I have a stick in the car and a killer 347 motor and 4.30 geras with slicks, i have yet to go to the track, but i noticed that the wheel movement is a lot more now like when i jack the wheel up the brake line dam near pull in half. i am worried that when i yank the wheels up off the ground at the track it may rip the brak lines off, is this a real problem or does it just look like it might but not

C/Note

should be a prob man ,,i yank them 1 foot first and second too running 9s to boot ..i got good k mem and lt weight control arm with ciol over too..check my photo galley and see ..pic are kind of small for some reasom unknow

5.0mustang5speed

should or should;t

Tim37

if your worried ( i would be brakes are one thing I won't half *** ever) see if you can find a slightly longer brake line.

Sidewayz6.0

I can't imagine how you'd rip the brake lines off by yanking the wheels. When you jack the front of the car up, is it so tight that it's about to come apart? If it's not...Then I wouldn't worry about it.

DaGGer

if you have to just go out and get abother soft brake hose and just make some brake lines because you don't want to lose your brakes while going that fast.

5.0mustang5speed

im sure i am not the only person on here with tubular a-amrs and coil overs, are they having any problems

RacerX

you need to remove the brake line bracket,and postion it further back on the frame rail. Just take your time,and gently bend the line back. If not just buy longer braided brake hoses. I have a QA1 K-Member w/tubular control arms,coil-overs,UPR Caster/Camber Plates,Flaming River Manual -Rack, Aero-Space Brakes up front on my '86 GT. Good luck!!