Anyone know the size off the top of their head? I bought some FleBay stainless brake lines and they sent ones that are female on both ends so I need some male/male adaptors from Jegs. Not sure on the size.

 

You'll need -3an fittings no Teflon tape or tread lock they will strip

 

-3an it is.
Thx

 

Just for future clarification, the stock brake fittings are not -3AN they are m10 x 1.00,

I should have just measured myself. Taking the above advice cost me $10 buying the wrong fittings. The last time I did any significant modifications to the brake system was 2003 so I forgot the size and got lazy.


Took size advice from a guy who just joined the forum last year, SMH @ myself. I should know better by now.

 

^lolz

that's great!

 

Op very sorry for the bad info I misunderstood your question I didn't relized you needed hard line adapter tread size thought you were asking ss brake line size my bad again sorry you had to waste money on parts you don't need just cause I joined last year doesn't mean anything ive worked on cars my whole life (30yrs) we all make mistakes were human

 

Your question was vague yes lines come with females on both ends they take -3an fittings my bad for misunderstanding I've deleted abs and now have all ss lines so I no longer have the hard lines you were asking about but didn't say if you'd said that you'd been told that you need m10x1.0 to -3an adapter don't blame me cause you were lazy and just cause I joined last year didn't mean anything about my mechanically knowledge

 

Ego, it's a powerful thing. First off my question wasn't vague. I specifically asked if anyone knew the brake caliper line size. I've deleted ABS on my older cars as well but that doesn't change the brake caliper inlet size so I don't see where your going with that one. As far as you just joining last year. It does mean you really have little credibility here and I should know better than to listen to guys with little credibility. I'm glad you've been turning wrenches for 30 years, welcome to club, your not the only one born with a wrench in their hand. I appreciate your post but I didn't blame you, As I said I should have known better. Regardless I solved my own problem. Thanks

 

Don't mess around with adapters and nonsense... shoot me a PM, I'll help you out. This is not the place to cut corners. Return the fleabay lines to the seller or throw them in the can, I'll take a loss if I have to but I don't want to see you in a thread about a totaled car or worse because of a failed ebay brake line.

heath@sakebombgarage.com

 

Thanks Heath,
I have to have some adapters for the ABS delete I'm doing anyway so it's all good. I did the same on my old car and it sealed fine and I never had any issues.
The brake lines I got are good quality, just at good as the Earls lines I have the fittings are just wrong. I have Goodrich adapters so it's all good.

I will definitely hit you up at the first sign of any issue with the lines I have. Your customer service is through the roof!