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Hi can some one please direct me on how i choose the rear brake line(braided steel)..like the size or how i know? Thank you
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Measure the length of the old line first. Either remove it or use a piece of wire or string to estimate. Then take note of the end fitting angles and such. Z1 Enterprises used to sell Goodrich lines with separate end fittings that should work for your application.Ed
To measure is to know.
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Also check out this Ebay store: http://stores.ebay.com/Rennsport-Auto-Parts. I got a 2 piece front line and rear line for $89 including fittings, banjo bolts, and washers.Jordan
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Are the banjo fitting 10mm?Comment
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Yes, 10 mm banjos1978 GS 1000 (since new)
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Thanx every one ..Comment
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Quick question...whats the id ? I order a hose n this thing is supper skiny compare to stock one.Comment
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Not sure about the ID, but yes, new braided hoses are much thinner than the originals.1980 GS550ETComment
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Oh k scare me when i seen it does looks alot thinner..Comment
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