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Looking for brake line routing diagram for 6 lug cpp disc brake conversion for front and drums at back.


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"Adding CFM to a truck will only help at engine speeds you don't want to use."
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This is not from CPP but from Speedway, it may help though.
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Only issue with that diagram is that it does not show the mstr cylinder orientation, if it’s a F–d style like speedway offers the fronts are piped closest to the mounting flange, if it’s a Gm corvette style manual master, it’s A-typical, the rears pipe closest to the mounting flange….
Trying to get a proper answer on the gm master is painful, so-called experts weigh in both ways, everywhere you look

Let’s see If there is any discussion on this………


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