Pre-formed brake line problem
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From: Laramie, WY
Ok, so I have a disc/drum master cylinder but that is great because I will eventually upgrade to a front disc system. That Classis Tube website is hard to use to find their parts. Thanks for the part numbers, but I also need 3/8 nuts. I think I found them under part number ST8001 but that website doesn't have detailed descriptions of the parts. Can I be sure that ST8001 is meant for 3/16" lines?
I tried calling but they were already closed, so I'll wait until Monday to try to order the parts. I want to be sure I am ordering the right stuff. This is what I have chosen so far:
ST8001 - 3/8-24 nuts
ST8006 - 7/16-24 nuts
ST8007 - 1/2-20 nuts
ST8010 - 9/16-18 nuts
C3 - 20 feet of 3/16" steel tubing
AG1436SS-180 - 15 feet of 3/16" gravel guard
I spoke with he guys at Dennis Carpenter and explained the nut size problem, and they are willing to let me return the lines. I will continue to order parts from them because that is an example of great customer service.
I tried calling but they were already closed, so I'll wait until Monday to try to order the parts. I want to be sure I am ordering the right stuff. This is what I have chosen so far:
ST8001 - 3/8-24 nuts
ST8006 - 7/16-24 nuts
ST8007 - 1/2-20 nuts
ST8010 - 9/16-18 nuts
C3 - 20 feet of 3/16" steel tubing
AG1436SS-180 - 15 feet of 3/16" gravel guard
I spoke with he guys at Dennis Carpenter and explained the nut size problem, and they are willing to let me return the lines. I will continue to order parts from them because that is an example of great customer service.
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From: El Dorado, Arkansas
Not sure on the 3/8"-24 fitting 8001 part number from Classic Tube but, 3/8"-24 fittings are the standard size for 3/16" brake tubing so, highly likely they are correct. Otherwise, parts stores will have individual 3/8"-24 fittings for sale.
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