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88Stanger 06-26-2018 10:29 PM

Help - Converted to Front and Rear Disc, now what size for hard lines
 
ok, so i changed out the old drum system to new front and rear disc. now i am looking to install the new hard lines. I have searched and i am trying to figure out what size to use for the hard lines. Mainly to the rear is where i am lost. I purchased a complete front SS kit from Classic Industries, but the rear hard lines, what size? i know there is one line to the Rearend dist. block then hard lined to each disc where it then converts to soft lines. these damn hard lines, what size? I read 1/4" then 3/16" but i need to make sure.
Thanks for your time.

88Stanger 06-27-2018 03:58 PM

Re: Help - Converted to Front and Rear Disc, now what size for hard lines
 
I have done more searching on here, on other places and I am still not sure what the size of the front to rear brake line should be, and then the two hard lines that run on the rearend. I can only assume that the front to rear is 1/4" and then the two that are on the rearend are 3/16".
Any help is greatly appreciated,

sauxs 06-27-2018 07:47 PM

Re: Help - Converted to Front and Rear Disc, now what size for hard lines
 
I'm fairly new to 67-72 Chevy Trucks. But, I converted my 67 Camaro to 4 wheel disc with hydro boost. I used the same size lines as factory and with the hydro boost it will throw you thru the windshield if you stand on it. Don't know if it's the same with c10's, but that's my experience with my Camaro..

88Stanger 06-28-2018 03:36 PM

Re: Help - Converted to Front and Rear Disc, now what size for hard lines
 
Thanks for the reply, that is what I will end up with if I cannot make my current setup work for me. Hydoboost is spendy, but damn do you stop.

Lanman1972 06-28-2018 03:53 PM

Re: Help - Converted to Front and Rear Disc, now what size for hard lines
 
I recently purchased a complete brake line kit from Inline Tube. Maybe look at their website for info.

phat69 06-28-2018 10:13 PM

Re: Help - Converted to Front and Rear Disc, now what size for hard lines
 
Hydro boost is the best.

randy500 06-28-2018 11:18 PM

Re: Help - Converted to Front and Rear Disc, now what size for hard lines
 
Stock size lines are 3/16 front and 1/4 to the rear, probably should stick with that.
On the actual rear end the lines are 3/16

HO455 06-29-2018 01:48 AM

Re: Help - Converted to Front and Rear Disc, now what size for hard lines
 
I have no idea what the kit you may have for the rear end, but the 5 lug rear end in my Burban has 1/4" to the flex hose to the axle then the lines on the axle are 3/16". The fitting on the axle end of the flex hose is set up for 1/4" fittings so you have to use a 1/4" inverted flare to 3/16" tube fitting. The wheel cylinders are set up for 3/16" fittings. There is more information on flex hoses and fittings on page 8 of my WMB thread below.
Good luck.


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