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KDAWG97M3

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I have a 1968 Bronco. I am redoing the brake system. Hoses, etc. I am down to the master cylinder hoses and the H block ( not sure if I should replace, but for 90.00 maybe 🤷‍♂️-your opinion would be great!)

I am looking for the rubber master cylinder lined. They are steel into the MC, then rubber, back to steal. these hoses. I have attached the link as I can’t seem to figure out how to post pics. ( sorry) Seem to be sold out everywhere. Any replacements I am not aware of? Thank you for your help.

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904Bronco

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From my perspective those hoses listed have more failure points, as it is a small length of hose with steel lines attached (screwed together) on either end. The factory hose was one unit.
I would go with two steel lines, that have the coils in them, and call it good. I say this as I can make them myself or modify them myself to fit the 68. Now for someone who my not have the experience or tools needed, it becomes more of a challenge.
My suggestion is, if the direct replacement with the hoses is unavailable, then I would go with the steel lines... Have a conversation with your local Bronco Vendor and see if they can supply the steel ones that are ready to fit.

Doug.
 

jamesroney

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I have a 1968 Bronco. I am redoing the brake system. Hoses, etc. I am down to the master cylinder hoses and the H block ( not sure if I should replace, but for 90.00 maybe 🤷‍♂️-your opinion would be great!)

I am looking for the rubber master cylinder lined. They are steel into the MC, then rubber, back to steal. these hoses. I have attached the link as I can’t seem to figure out how to post pics. ( sorry) Seem to be sold out everywhere. Any replacements I am not aware of? Thank you for your help.

What I am looking for:

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Nick at northeast classic had those lines painstakingly reproduced, and they very recently became available.

https://www.northeastclassicfordparts.com/product/brake-hose-set-to-master-cylinder-1967-1975/
 
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KDAWG97M3

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Thank you all. I will figure out what’s best. The original style with the rubber or the solid lines. I tend to think the solid lines would be better.
 

Broncobowsher

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Remember the body is on rubber mounts to the frame that the distribution block is attached to. There will be movement between the two. If you go steel, there is a reason most vehicles have coils before the master cylinder. It is to allow flex without cracks. A simple hard line will flex a lot and fatigue over time. The coils spread that flex out among all the coils.
 
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