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Old 24th July 2017, 07:55 PM
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Default Front Brake line One piece to T?

Anyone else run a single flex line from the center Front center T to the caliper?

Thinking of using the HEL lines with the bracket to hold the hose inbetween the front forks. It allows the hose to move a bit but should be fine i think....

I would rather have one hose each side as less joins and costs half the price!

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Front center T???

do you not have two individual front circuits
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Old 30th July 2017, 04:35 PM
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Front center T???

do you not have two individual front circuits
I was thinking that but wondered if it was an MX5 thing. I'm using a NOS Fiesta master cylinder and will run individual lines to the front.
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The mx5 mc I used had twin front outlets and one to the bias valve for the rear line
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