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Brake hose 4 disc conv.

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What brake hose is everyone using for a disc brake conversion on a 14 bolt FF. This is a mud truck and dont want any thing hanging low or loose!!! /forums/images/graemlins/k5.gif
 
Frank, Take a look at the hose kit we offer at azkickin.com under the brake section. We also offer custom hose for all popular GM alxes.
 
I'm doing mine right now. I am planning on using an adapter to screw into the caliper and go into a straight 10" #3AN braided hose. The hose will have a little slach for the caliper to float and run across the back side of the axle tube and be adapted into the 3/16 steel tube. I plan on buying some weld on hose retainers to keep it nice a tight against the axle tube. www.inlinetube.com and www.afcoracing.com have what I'm going to need.
 
I used Az-Kickin's kit. The billet brackets are sweet! /forums/images/graemlins/bow.gif /forums/images/graemlins/waytogo.gif

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the Goodridge company sells brake line kits real cheap
the azkicker looks like it would be 'fun' to form the hard line to
the Goodridge kit comes with a weld on tab that I would mount high on the axle housing
like I did my homebrew version prior to finding the cheaper steel braided Goodridge kits
TSM sells the Goodridge kit as their braided line hardware, for a hefty profit
 
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