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      Quote Originally Posted by Motorcitydak View Post
      My only concern is the brake lines. It looks like you have stainless steel braided lines going to a blue anodized aluminum fitting sealed with teflon tape going into the brake calipers which is really not correct. Should be banjo fittings, Id check into that before driving the car
      If you are referencing the photo below, or the similar photo of the front brakes, I have to politely disagree. The Wilwood calipers are designed to accept an 1/8" NPT fitting which is tapered and designed to resist backing out. Wilwood has been around over 30 years and we've been selling their products for over 25 years; we have yet to see one fail. While we typically recommend steel fittings for street use, for corrosion and abrasion resistance, the aluminum should hold up fine. The big advantage of a pipe thread with a -AN fitting is that it's easy to install in custom applications.



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