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Rear Brake Hard Line Routing???
Where's the best area to put the "T" for the rear brake hardlines? Does anyone have some pictures? Getting ready to make and run the line to the rear and was trying to figure out a good area to run it and a good out of the way place for everything. I had some pics. but must have lost them with the last virus. Thanx, Duke
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Here's the EOM setup in my '74 track car... Lou
  
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