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Old 31st August 2016, 16:21   #1
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Hi all,

Looking for a bit of advice. I have a satchshift and hydraulic handbrake setup fitted to my VTR but as of yet haven't ran the brake lines in the car to the rear. I have a 4 port master cylinder and a wilwood 2 port master cylinder for the handbrake, I'll be using copper lines as I can't justify braided lines! I'm just curious as to how people have done it?

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Old 31st August 2016, 16:46   #2
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get one blanking plug and bung a front port, feed the fronts from two rear ports, and the rears from the remaining front port.

go from MC to a bulkhead fitting then to the bias valve then the Rear port of the HH, then from the front port to anoher bulkhead fitting, or a t piece then two bulkhead fittings, out to the standard clips, flexis to the beam, standard solid lines.

fronts can be standard solid lines and standard flexis.


this will give a very good pedal feel and be quite cheap, better pedal feel than full braided as PTFE hose does still expand a little under extreme pressures.
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MOT men still bitchy about no cable h/brake for rally car ?--secondary braking system
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Old 9th September 2016, 12:08   #4
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As long as they leave the other handbrake connected they should be okay, still not 100% convinced it won't try to push oil from the HH back to the MC it did when we tried it on the son's BMW drift car.
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