I now have my brake pads. I also have my stainless lines, which
I had to change the tub nuts on to mate to my soft lines. I also
purchased my banjo bolts for $20... SHEESH!! Here they are.
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Wagner Semi-metallic brake pads
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Stainless steel brake lines after
tube nut change
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Here are my banjo bolts... for
$20 a set they should be gold plated.
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Here are some shots of my brakes after I have installed the brake pads,
brake lines, and hardware. I used Vaseline to lube up the locating
pins to get them to slide in.
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Brake pads installed |
Brake hardware and lines installed |
I sand blasted the master cylinder and painted it cast grey. I
also had to change a tube nut on the rear MC-to-diverter line. Luckily
I had one that fit (the ones that I had to swap off the wheel lines).
I was going to use the pushrod that came with new master cylinder,
but after careful inspection, I found it was an inch longer than needed...
so I had to swap them out. The pushrod came out of the new one fairly
easy. I clamped the rod in the vise and tugged on the master cylinder...
POP!! The old one... well... see for yourself...
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Stress? Why no doctor, I don't
have any stress.
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Time to install and bleed! Almost done!!!!
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