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> Front Brakes, Bending the hardline to the caliper
Deusexmachina77
post Mar 3 2023, 03:57 PM
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I'm trying to wrap up my front-end refresh and install my brake calipers.

1. Did I install the brake pad properly? Am I missing parts to hold the pins in place, or am I good?

2. Any tips on bending the gas line to the caliper? I'm worried I'm going to put a kink in it.

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Mike D.
post Mar 6 2023, 12:45 AM
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OK, It runs now, and pretty good too!
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914 RZ-1 is Right.
The later front caliper, 73 on did not have the banjo bolt. Seeing how the correct hard lines should be $20 a pair, and the Banjo bolt complete set on Pelican and PMS are about $70, I think I'd just opt for the correct later set at $20 and not spend $90 for 8 inches of brake line...

I have 3 cars here that have this on the front...



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