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tdman77 · 05-07-2018, 04:38 PM

I just installed some SS lines from Z1. Was very easy and straight forward. Make sure you get some sort of protection so the new brake lines don't chaff on the suspension parts. I used some 5/16 fuel line tubing and cut to fit where the lines were touching. I also used safety wire to hold the fuel line on instead of zip ties. Bleeding was a snap using a vacula bleeder but a mighty vac will do the same.

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tdman77 Base Member Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Reno, Nevada Age: 54 Posts: 64 Drives: 14 370z SportTouring Rep Power: 8	I just installed some SS lines from Z1. Was very easy and straight forward. Make sure you get some sort of protection so the new brake lines don't chaff on the suspension parts. I used some 5/16 fuel line tubing and cut to fit where the lines were touching. I also used safety wire to hold the fuel line on instead of zip ties. Bleeding was a snap using a vacula bleeder but a mighty vac will do the same. __________________ USCG Veteran, 2014 370Z Touring, Sport, Nav, Stillen G3 intakes, Berk HFC, Invidia Gemini CBE, Hella Supertones