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Old 06-08-2014, 03:59 AM   #11
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Re: Disk Brake conversion mistake?

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Yes 73 to 87, but perhaps the 71 to 72 with disk brakes would work better?
67-72's routed the brake lines along the x-member. 73-87's run the lines through the frame in front of the upper a-arm then across the front splash apron.

My bet is the hose needs to be slightly longer to reach the front area (73-87's) vs. the rear area (67-72's). Get the brake hose for the routing path you used.
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