Roe Stainless steel brake lines 94 install

[crazycanuck]

hello all

Just getting ready to install complete set of Roe SS brake lines on my 94. The factory set is quit different with mounting support compared to the new ones. Had a few converastion and everyone has a different idea ! At the end of the day i would think they need to be supported properly and not rub on any moving parts..

Does anyone have any suggestion or pics of an installation other than the tye wraps.

was thinking of cutting off old brackets supports and getting some line clip to attach. This would support the hose in space better. If all else false will mount with the figure 8 method of multiple tye wraps

Any input would be great

 

[dave6666]

Any input would be great

Send them back and get the Dave's Big Brakes lines from Parts Rack. They fit perfectly with the correctly made brackets.

 

[JohnnyViper]

even with daves big brake SS lines from partsrack you still need to zip tie, how do you know you ask....I just installed mine today

 

[Jance GTS]

I am having a difficult time trying to secure my brake lines. I have Dave's kit with SS lines from Partrack.

I have 20's in the front but I run into issues with the lines rubbing the inside of the wheel or pulling them to tight when turning. I plan to lower the car an inch so will it get even worse?

How are you securing your lines? The zip ties don't give me enough support... HELP!

 

[Jance GTS]

Any help on this? I still need to do mine. Thanks!

 

[crazycanuck]

Finally getting around to posting a few piscs ..

 

[VIPER BAZ UK]

Stop Tech lines on mine with BBD kit..... Stoptech lines come with nice brackets..............

 

[Jance GTS]

Stop Tech lines on mine with BBD kit..... Stoptech lines come with nice brackets..............

Do you have any pictures of your brackets? Johnny told me that my lines are on the wrong side and shouldn't point upward from the caliper. I'll have more slack if they point down from the caliper. I'll like to see what kind of brackets and where you are placing them.