Front Passenger Brake Line Location

[Andrews24]

Finished up passenger side but the Maximum Motorsports soft line wont reach the caliper - so I obviously mounted the bracket back in the wrong holes... anyone have a pic where the hard line/soft line bracket connection is?

Pics included

 

[Mustang5L5]

That is in fact where it goes

 

[Rdub6]

Any chance you’re doing front and rear?
Here is a pic of both, with the front being a little bit longer, and less of an angle before the banjo fitting. Maybe you put a rear on the front?

 

[Andrews24]

Any chance you’re doing front and rear?
Here is a pic of both, with the front being a little bit longer, and less of an angle before the banjo fitting. Maybe you put a rear on the front?

I just checked and it is MMBK8F that I purchased

 

[Mustang5L5]

I have those same MM lines on my car. They are actually made by Stoptech. I found they were a little bit short. I'm running coil-overs, so as part of that install insctructions I had to relocate the brake line mount rearward about 1-2" or so to get clearance around the coil-over. But even with that done, it's a tight fit and I wish I could have had an extra 1-2" of line length.

Take a look at this thread. Further down in the first post he explains how it moves the front brake line back 2" or so for clearance. That's how my brake line setup is done and I can make the lines work.

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Unfortunately I do not have any good pics of my install on my phone to post now. I can try and get some later

 

[Rdub6]

I just checked and it is MMBK8F that I purchased

I’ve learned too many times (the hard way) to just look at the simple stuff first. Figured it was worth a shot.