With your fronts, did you get a bracket to attach the brake line to the strut? Or is it a zip lock deal (as I have it now).
I didn't get mine and I'm trying to find something to hold the front line securly near the shock without rubbing on the strut.

 

Yes, there was a plastic triangle on the line that bolts up to the strut.

 

true, I have that as well but in the old rubber lines, there was a metal bracket in addition to the triagle.
If I recall correctly my buddies KYB's shocks came with spare brackets to hold the lines in. I'm wodering if I could purchase these some where...

 

Hmm, I haven't even checked mine. I'll be doing my conversion soon...

 

The only way you get the stock bracket is to have stock shocks-or remove them from a set of shocks you are taking off the car. Most of us use the "tie-wrap" method of securing the lines to the shocks and it works fine. Just run the tie thru the plastic piece and around the shock body.

 

I know these are the Earl's kit, which came with metal brackets.
Mounted onto 86-89 accord shocks....see pic fer details....

 

My goodridge lines came with the black plastic brackets that were self explanatory. The also had a piece of silicone tubing about an inch long on them to fit in the stock metal brackets that bolt to the bottom of the shock. The silicone tubing acts like a bushing to make the line same as stock diameter to fit the stock brackets.
HTH
chris