Re: 2.25 exhaust question! (Josh[deady]Able)
stainless steel lines would definately help.
stainless steel lines would definately help.
2.25 exhaust question!
I needed to replace the lower section of my exhaust (about mid body to tailpipe). I had some 2.25" pipe made for the replacement (since I will eventually change the entire setup to 2.25). It seems that no matter how I place the it is dangerously close to the rear brake lines. Any suggestions on fixing this. Extend the shield that goes between the underside of the car and the pipe? Don't worry about it because it can't burn through the brake line? Get braided brake lines? Help!
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Re: 2.25 exhaust question! (rockin16v)
It'd be easier to move the exhaust or get a proper exhaust. http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif
It'd be easier to move the exhaust or get a proper exhaust. http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif
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Re: 2.25 exhaust question! (rockin16v)
Brake lines are connected in an 'X'.
Rear right with front left and
rear left with front right...or
something like that ...
You cannot "lose the rear brakes".
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But i guess somehow that seems worse to me !
I'd rather lose the rear brakes and still have
the front, that way i could use the handbrake to
proportion the braking myself (the hand brake is
connected via a cable that bypasses the hydrolic
system!).
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Brake lines are connected in an 'X'.
Rear right with front left and
rear left with front right...or
something like that ...
You cannot "lose the rear brakes".
But i guess somehow that seems worse to me !
I'd rather lose the rear brakes and still have
the front, that way i could use the handbrake to
proportion the braking myself (the hand brake is
connected via a cable that bypasses the hydrolic
system!).
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