JEGS
Master Brake Cylinder to Proportioning Valve Hard-Line Set
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Brake Master Cylinder Hardware
JEGS 631495
Replace the damaged or missing hard-lines that connect your master brake cylinder to the proportioning valve with this set of replacements from JEGs. Designed as a direct-fit, these lines are pre-bent, with fittings and the proper flares. These pieces are intended for GM cars with a left/driver side located proportioning valve, they will not fit master cylinders with a right/passenger side exit.
Features
- Line 1 Sizing: 1/2 in. -20 x 1/2 in. -20
- Line 2 Sizing: 7/16 in. -24 x 9/16 in. -18
Specifications:
Hi will this kit be long enough to reach a proportioning valve that mounts under the master cylinder of my 54 chevy. I have the corvette power booster under cab set up.
will this fit a 1992 chevy k2500?
Will this fit my 94 jeep wrangler yj 4.0 inline 6
Will this fit a 1989 Chevy k 1500
Will it fit 85 Camaro?
Would this fit a 1988 Chevy c1500 2wd ?
Hello l have a 95 trans am, how would be the fitment? Thanks
will this work on a 97 jeep grand cherokee laredo
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