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This is a discussion on brake line question. within the Bullet Birds [1961-1963] forums, part of the Thunderbird Model Years category; I'm redoing the brake lines (along with 50 other things) and I've noticed that my passenger front and both rear ...
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12-21-2012, 10:53 PM
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brake line question.
I'm redoing the brake lines (along with 50 other things) and I've noticed that my passenger front and both rear wheels have 3/16 lines and my driver front line is 1/4. Can someone enlighten me on this? The moron that worked on it before me has replaced some of the brake lines so it might just be his hack job. I call it a hack job because the drivers front wheel bearing was missing the castle nut......
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07-31-2013, 12:40 PM
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Brake lines
From what I remember about hydraulics, being the rear brake are farther away. They need a larger line to be energize at the time and distance as the front. If I am wrong I will be corrected. same principle as the fuel line being larger on a M code 6v versus 4v.
Richard
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