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In my front disc conversion kit for my 68 Firebird from Inline Tube, there are 2 copper washers twist tied to each of the calipers. What are these for?
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In my front disc conversion kit for my 68 Firebird from Inline Tube, there are 2 copper washers twist tied to each of the calipers. What are these for?
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gaskets for the bango fittings, they have groves around them right!?
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They don't look like they have grooves, but they are slightly tapperd. What is the banjo fitting?
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It is the bolt that goes through the brass fitting on teh end of the brake hose that connects to the caliper.
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The mating surface of the brake hose is grooved and once the washers/bolt are torqued down it compresses the copper and makes the grooves in the copper sealing the brake fitting.
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I believe one goes on either side of the brake line fitting. I am sure someone else can verify this
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One washer seals to bolt head to the fitting, the second seals the fitting to the caliper.
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