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#937813 04/22/2013 11:31 PM
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I have purchased spindles, front disc brakes, new master cylinder with booster and proportioning valve for my 1965 C10 Fleetside. I assume the original brake lines will not work. Do I need one set of brakes lines for the front disc brakes and a separate brake line for the original rear drums? Does anyone pre-make the brake lines?

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Assuming you are using the correct newer master cylinder, you will have two brakes,front and rear. Inline Tube is one manufacturer of lines, but their are many other jobbers likely including whoever sells your new brake system.


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