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Stoptech SS Brake Lines

Old Feb 11, 2004 | 10:37 AM
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Stoptech SS Brake Lines

Just installed Stoptech Stainless Steel lines. Following instructions leads to binding when anchored to outboard bolt. OK when anchored to inboard but seems too much slack on right wheel. Concern on line catching suspension. Any experience? Stoptech is checking for me but no joy yet.

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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 10:49 AM
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Re: Stoptech SS Brake Lines

here is a pic... i hope this helps...

there is another car goin in the air here today with Stop Tech lines.. ILl grab a beter pic

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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 11:40 AM
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Re: Stoptech SS Brake Lines

Thx Jason,
I thought a picture would describe things better. Per my last email, I anchored the front lines to the inboard bolts. (LT front would not reach outboard - RT front would stress lines around shock when wheel was turned).

There is still a concern on the RT front. With the line anchored to the inboard bolt (see pic) there is slack that comes close to the suspension joint. Not so on the RT side (see pic).

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G36c AT '03 Prem, NAV, Chrome 18" Wheels, Aero + Stillen SS Catback-Crawford (Bling) Plenum, Technosquare ECU, Injen CAI, Stillen Hypergrounding, BrakePro Cross Drilled/Slotted F&R rotors

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