Rear Brake lines...

[kingjust]

This is a strange request, as I could not find one thread that asked the same questions. Well, I need a pair of stainless rear brake lines. As we all know only agency power carries them seperately for like 90 bucks . So, here is my question; are the fittings for the front brake caliper the same as the rear, meaning are the inverted flares the same, or the banjo bolts as seen in new SS brake line kits. Let me know fellas, thanks!

KJ

 

[TSiAWD666]

The stock lines use the flared fittings rather than banjo bolts. I'm looking at my old 95 rear brake calipers sitting next to my desk. They used the same lines as the later year brakes like what you should have stock.

 

[kingjust]

The stock lines use the flared fittings rather than banjo bolts. I'm looking at my old 95 rear brake calipers sitting next to my desk. They used the same lines as the later year brakes like what you should have stock.

I understand that, so do the front lines also. But what i'm asking are the fronts the same, "fittings-wise", and the rear. Both are connected to a metal line by inverted flare female and I think the connection that bolts to the caliper are inverted flare male. I'm asking this because if they are the same connection wise, I can get a good damn set of fronts that I can just use for the rear. I hope that's more clear.

KJ

 

[ACM]

The front flex lines attach to the front calipers using banjo bolts, whereas the rear flex lines attach to the caliper by screwing in directly, with a male flare fitting.

If your question is "Can I interchange front and rear flex hoses" the answer is no.

Charles