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11-01-2014 #1
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M10x1.5 Wilwood caliper inlet help
The rear calipers say M10x1.5 inlet on the Wilwood calipers I'm using on the rear axle of my 71 Firebird. Do I need some type of adapter from here to my original rear lines? The original lines threaded on but never actually sealed. It's almost as if a bolt like on the front is needed. That would require a flexible line though if I'm not mistaken.
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11-01-2014 #2
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Can't you just use a banjo fitting?
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M10x1.5 Wilwood caliper inlet help
Yeah what Andrew said. You probably need a banjo fitting with an AN on it, then a 3/16 inverted flare adapter on the line to your hard line, and a flex in between.
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11-01-2014 #4
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I'm thinking there should be an adapter for the hard line to the caliper. A banjo bolt would be for a flexible line as far as I know.
Possibly something like this: http://www.daymotorsports.com/proddi...tic+brake+line
Might work.1971 Firebird
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