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MikeB 6th May 2011 01:14 PM

Brake pipe tab placement
 
Wheres the best place to put the little brake pipe taps on the chassis?
I'll be running drums on the rear.
I think the book location for the fronts looks ok not sure about the rear, do I need a tab on the rear upright also?

Mike

AshG 6th May 2011 01:27 PM

dont bother with the fronts. they dont pass iva fix the flexis to the side panel and the copper on to the back at the front.

have a look at my photobucket for where i put the rear ones.

MikeB 6th May 2011 01:33 PM

Thanks ash I've looked in your photobucket but its vast so haven't found the right pictures.

SeriesLandy 6th May 2011 02:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AshG (Post 58240)
dont bother with the fronts. they dont pass iva fix the flexis to the side panel and the copper on to the back at the front.

have a look at my photobucket for where i put the rear ones.

Is that for ali and grp side panels?? I didn't get an answer the other week when I asked.

MarkB 6th May 2011 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SeriesLandy (Post 58243)
Is that for ali and grp side panels?? I didn't get an answer the other week when I asked.

Yes, use a bulkhead fitting and go through the side panel.

flyerncle 6th May 2011 03:25 PM

Ally panels would be less flexible than glass and would be tempted to reinforce glass panel with ally at the rear of the panel and large washer at the front as Mark says with bulkhead fitting.

onedayTM 6th May 2011 08:58 PM

HI guys, why is it that the bracket doesn"t pass iva surely it would be stronger than either panels?
cheers
tony

gus 6th May 2011 09:12 PM

It's not the bracket the problem, the flexi pipe is not allowed to touch the edge of the hole on full lock each way. So you would have to put in a very big hole.

Gus

MikeB 6th May 2011 09:29 PM

Think we need some photo's of this.
I don't like the idea of fixing the piper to a thin side panel just doesn't seem right. surely if the tab is very close to teh side panel you wouldn't need a big hole.
A few pictures might help or maybe I'm just being thick tonight :D

MarkB 6th May 2011 09:58 PM

Mike you are being THICK sorry..:D ...run your copper pipe up to a bulkhead fitting in the side panel then from that fitting you fix your braided(dont go using rubber jonny pipe pleeeease!!) hose down to your caliper


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