Speed-Flex Hose to replace Hard Brake Lines?
08-05-04, 07:44 PM
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Speed-Flex Hose to replace Hard Brake Lines?
Hey, i'm still trying to sort out issues with my rear end swap and brake crap, but that **** aside.
Will it be okay to use lengths of the Earls Speed Flex hose long enough to go from the master cylinder to the rear, to the left and right wheels. I know they use it to make the SS lines that we replace our felxible lines with, so flex over the longer distances shouldnt be a problem.
just wondering if you think it'll flex more than actual hard line.... or wether it would be a negligible difference.
edit: why the **** dont they make -3an to 1.0mm inverted flare, they only have it in normal flare, whereas they have -3an to 1.25mm IF... goddamnit, this has been the worst week ever.
Will it be okay to use lengths of the Earls Speed Flex hose long enough to go from the master cylinder to the rear, to the left and right wheels. I know they use it to make the SS lines that we replace our felxible lines with, so flex over the longer distances shouldnt be a problem.
just wondering if you think it'll flex more than actual hard line.... or wether it would be a negligible difference.
edit: why the **** dont they make -3an to 1.0mm inverted flare, they only have it in normal flare, whereas they have -3an to 1.25mm IF... goddamnit, this has been the worst week ever.
Last edited by jutny; 08-05-04 at 07:51 PM.
08-05-04, 07:52 PM
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As long as it's metal. Rubber lines will give you a "mushy" feel. And a rubber line that long is asking for disaster. And your petal will feel like there's a giant air bubble in the line.
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