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brake pipe unions



  F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
anyone know what size they SHOULD be?

if they are supposed to be 11mm then someone has royally round mine off:mad: and if they are 10mm then there must be loads of surface rust cos its nowhere near big enough

looks like im gonna have to chop the pipe, put a new union on and buy a brake pipe flaring tool so i can fit my braided flexi's

oh the joys of older cars :rolleyes:
 
  Clio Cup/GSXR 600
7/16" i think which is close as damn it to 11mm, but if you dont use a proper good quality spanner and let them soakin wd they will round. I bought a snap-on flared nut spanner especially to fit my hoses to the car and it was the best 21quid ive ever spent.
 
  F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
cheers bud im gonna get a flared nut spanner but anyone know for definate what size i need?

also are the goodridge unions the same size?
 
  C63 AMG, F430 & 172
11mm.

mine fooked up too. i bought a flaring kit from Machine mart then you need cooper brack line to make the pipes and a pipe bender
 
  F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
cheers ben :D

i dont mind making up brake lines its just i dont have the kit and i always look for an easier alternative lol

im thinking that even if i manage to get the buggers off they arent gonna be much good to re-use, so i think im gonna borrow a pipe cutter, lop it off before the union and then take the remaining piece of pipe to a garage i used to work for and get them to put me a new union on for me
 
  F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
right i had a word with the garage in one of the units where i work (sound guy, always lending me his tools) and he says he will make me some new lines up for nowt, result :D

ive ordered a set of flared nut spanners aswell for future use

cheers for the help guys
 


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