Boxster caliper brake line question: Is there anyway to use stainless steel...
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lines I already bought from ECS for the OEM calipers with the Boxster caliper?
Can I use an adaptor of some sort?
Thanks.
Can I use an adaptor of some sort?
Thanks.
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and the oem lines.
You will likely be able to find an adapter of sorts.... however it would be wise to use lines intended for your application since the stock lines are meant to stick out farther in the back of the caliper, the boxster calipers are not as thick on the inside of the rotor.
You will likely be able to find an adapter of sorts.... however it would be wise to use lines intended for your application since the stock lines are meant to stick out farther in the back of the caliper, the boxster calipers are not as thick on the inside of the rotor.
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you can get the right lines from them, as they sell the same upgrade in kit form.
might be a little on the expensive side though?
maybe see if goodridge or whoever makes most of the upgraded stainless lines makes a set for a 1977 911?
might be a little on the expensive side though?
maybe see if goodridge or whoever makes most of the upgraded stainless lines makes a set for a 1977 911?
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at a local radiator/hydraulic shop. I've had all sorts of wacky adapters made from time to time. Hell, they just made me some custom coolant supply lines for my turbo because I didn't have another banjo laying around. Defiantly worth a shot.