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Has anyone installed Right Way brake lines on a '56 B210 4 door?
I ordered them awhile back so I would have them on hand, there was no paperwork with them.
So now, when I'm ready to install them, I don't have a clue what piece goes where!!
There is one long piece that I'm pretty sure goes from the front to the back of the car because it's the longest piece in the box.
I also have a CCP disc brake conversion kit for the front brakes that show a pretty good picture and diagram of the installation, but nothing pertaining to the brake lines.
Any help/advice is appreciated
 
Discussion starter · #6 ·
Going to put the body back on the frame temporarily in order to see exactly where the booster sets and then I can see how the brake lines get from the proportional valve to the brake locations.
I looked at the reference pages that Jalapeño sent me and they are a big help.
I appreciate all the help and input , Thanks.
 
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