Brake line to Caliper fitting size

[defrag010]

I'm putting some 3000GT calipers and rotors on my '90 talon, and I'm going to make new brake lines from some stainless line I have laying around. Does anyone know the fitting size and thread pitch for the caliper and the hard line fittings?

 

[Todd TCE]

Hard lines are M10-1.0 IF

Caliper? Not sure, but I'll wager M10 also. Banjo bolts maybe?

 

[defrag010]

yeah, the hard lines look like M10 fine thread, but the fitting that goes into the caliper just screws in there, no banjo. I haven't had a chance to look, but I think they are a more coarse thread than the hard line fittings.

I guess I'll just go down to the hydraulic parts store with my stock brake line and see what they have.

 

[Todd TCE]

Come to think of it, if the caliper is aluminum the thread into it is probable coarse.
M10-1.5 I think?

 

[defrag010]

got em done, the caliper threads were 1.25 M10.

 

[tsunari]

Hate to dig this up, but seemed a better place than starting another thread.

What size/pitch is the banjo bolt for the 2g calipers? Same as the screw-in type fittings?

 

[tsunari]

Answering my own question . . . both the screw-in type and banjo type calipers have a M10x1.00 thread