Rear Stainless Steel Brake Lines

marine_2003

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Does anyone know where I can get stainless steel lines for the rear of my mustang. I have an 85 With the 8.8 and 4 lug drum brakes.

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331 stang91

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you could try 5.0resto.com They have alot of stuff for our cars but I don't like dealing with them over the phone so the web site would be your best bet.

 

bill302

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click on link is this what your talking about...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FORD...ryZ50433QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

marine_2003

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Those are for the front, i need the ones for the rear

 

bill302

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marine_2003 said:

Those are for the front, i need the ones for the rear

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sorry about that. check out link below and you might want to call them they should have what you need.

http://raceshopper.com/stainless_steel_brake_lines.shtml

 

larrendeuce

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Maximum Motorsports has them. I just got fronts and the rear from there.

 

powertrax91

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marine_2003 said:

Those are for the front, i need the ones for the rear

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It comes as a kit... 2 lines for the fronts and 1 for the rear

 

marine_2003

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I need the 2 hard lines that run on the rear axle housing.

 

87ttopstang

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When I did my 5 lug cobra conversion, I got my stainless rear lines that run from the hard lines to the calipers from www.classictube.com.

They will ask what type of application you are using them on and make them for you. When I ordered mine, I did not want to use adapters to fit the 94+ rear calipers to my hardlines, so they made one end to fit the caliper and one end to fit my existing hardlines. They are great quality.

Good price as well, $70 bucks for the pair, custom made for your application.

I had a good experience with them.

 

50gt1988

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marine_2003 said:

I need the 2 hard lines that run on the rear axle housing.

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Ok, I'm going to clear up some confusion. So you need the hard lines that run on the axle housing? Ok the easiest way to get those is to just take the car to a brake shop and they can make a set for you for about 20$. Stainless Steel lines are the stronger flexible lines that run between the hard lines and the calipers.

 

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Calipers! I thought he said he had drums. I would check the local shops in your area. I take it you are having a problem with the hard lines getting bent or pinched by the axle tubes?

 

87ttopstang

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fidstang said:

Calipers! I thought he said he had drums. I would check the local shops in your area. I take it you are having a problem with the hard lines getting bent or pinched by the axle tubes?

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I realize he has drums....I'll I meant was classic tube makes custom lines.