My summer long project is coming to an end however this project will not end without one last frustrating issue. I need brake hoses.
What are you guys using on this conversion?
I’m using 79 Bronco Knuckle out parts on my 74. I thought I had this covered from reading the tech article. Comments advised that 76 F100 2WD hoses would work however they will not work for me. Two issues, one there a touch short for my liking and two, they will not mount up to the 66-75 or 76-77 style front brake mounting brackets (where the hard lines turn to flex line that go to the caliper).
The 66-75 bracket has a “star” pattern and the 76-77 has a “large D” pattern. I bought new 76-77 brackets thinking they would work but the 76 F100 hoses have a “small D” pattern. I know there are SS lines available from the venders but I don’t want to pay for SS unless I need/have to, one because of cost and two because SS don’t fit the “look” of the OD green black combo I have going.
This is the last thing keeping me from being on the road again (unless I have issues putting the steering back on this weekend) so any suggestions would be helpful.
Tim
What are you guys using on this conversion?
I’m using 79 Bronco Knuckle out parts on my 74. I thought I had this covered from reading the tech article. Comments advised that 76 F100 2WD hoses would work however they will not work for me. Two issues, one there a touch short for my liking and two, they will not mount up to the 66-75 or 76-77 style front brake mounting brackets (where the hard lines turn to flex line that go to the caliper).
The 66-75 bracket has a “star” pattern and the 76-77 has a “large D” pattern. I bought new 76-77 brackets thinking they would work but the 76 F100 hoses have a “small D” pattern. I know there are SS lines available from the venders but I don’t want to pay for SS unless I need/have to, one because of cost and two because SS don’t fit the “look” of the OD green black combo I have going.
This is the last thing keeping me from being on the road again (unless I have issues putting the steering back on this weekend) so any suggestions would be helpful.
Tim