Ok, so while my engine is out, I am wanting to do this. I am also wanting to mount my proporion valve somewhere other than on the side of the frame/engine bay.

will I have to worry about the the lines expanding? b/c I know brake fluid expands when it gets hot. Will I have anything to worry about?

 

anyone experienced this?

 

why do you want to do this?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Speedra500 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">why do you want to do this?</TD></TR></TABLE>

to move the prop valve to the firewall. no real gain except a cleaner look. i wonder if i could just use civic hard lines?

 

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to move the prop valve to the firewall. no real gain except a cleaner look. i wonder if i could just use civic hard lines?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I would use as many hard lines as you can. You can get some pre-made straight lines from the auto parts store and they're not that hard to bend if you get a tubing bender...I just think that several yards of SS line would flex too much plus it's pretty expensive.

 

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I would use as many hard lines as you can. You can get some pre-made straight lines from the auto parts store and they're not that hard to bend if you get a tubing bender...I just think that several yards of SS line would flex too much plus it's pretty expensive.</TD></TR></TABLE>

true...but what about mounting the lines to the firewall, that way there would be less flex...

 

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true...but what about mounting the lines to the firewall, that way there would be less flex...</TD></TR></TABLE>

How? They're still the same lines...

 

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How? They're still the same lines...</TD></TR></TABLE>


so ur talking about expanding right? i was talking about if they werent mounted, the fluid going through them would cause them to move...

i guess its hard to explain what im talking about...ill just stick with my hardlines

 

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so ur talking about expanding right? i was talking about if they werent mounted, the fluid going through them would cause them to move...

i guess its hard to explain what im talking about...ill just stick with my hardlines
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Yeah, I meant expanding and making the pedal more and more mushy. I think it would be a lot of trouble for you with no real performance benefit (probably a loss) and it would be expensive.

 

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Yeah, I meant expanding and making the pedal more and more mushy. I think it would be a lot of trouble for you with no real performance benefit (probably a loss) and it would be expensive.</TD></TR></TABLE>

true...was just trying to think of a way to clean the bay a little bit more...

u got pm..