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S Calipers, Bilstien Struts

Hello - I am putting S Calipers and Bilstien struts on my 72T. My original struts had a tab that provided a positive location for the joining of the brake hose and the hard brake line from the caliper. The new Bilstien struts do not have this tab. How should I run my brake hose/hard line? Thx.

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You need the tab. Don't know why they aren' there. If long braided lines are used you can get by w/o them but I would still want to hold the middle of the lines somehow.
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Are you saying that I could run my brake line directly to the caliper and not use the hard line?
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You can do something like this

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