so can anyone post up a picture of a storm with the front wheel off and original brake lines in place.
btw I've looked at microfiche on ron ayers for help, but i'm none the wiser...

Route the lines. Connect top banjo...leave loose. Connect the bottom banjo's. Bolt up the splitter...leave loose.agentpineapple wrote:cheers mac, just what I needed.....![]()
I had it the correct way, it just seemed like I really had to force the lines into place, i'll have another go in the morning.
bloody japs and their small fingers and funny ways of doing things.....
No it doesn't...Use a syringe to push fluid in from the bottom...much quicker.agentpineapple wrote:always scuffing me knuckles and bleeding....![]()
i'm waiting on a nice pair of front calipers to arrive, i'm using new copper washers from hel....![]()
fecking hate bleeding brakes from scratch, takes ages....
+1 back bleeding is the way forwardMacV2 wrote:No it doesn't...Use a syringe to push fluid in from the bottom...much quicker.agentpineapple wrote:always scuffing me knuckles and bleeding....![]()
i'm waiting on a nice pair of front calipers to arrive, i'm using new copper washers from hel....![]()
fecking hate bleeding brakes from scratch, takes ages....
Don't confuse him Watty...Watty wrote: +1 back bleeding is the way forward
MacV2 wrote:Don't confuse him Watty...Watty wrote: +1 back bleeding is the way forward![]()
......that's just walking down the frog n toad innit mucker!!!!agentpineapple wrote:always scuffing me knuckles and bleeding....![]()
i'm waiting on a nice pair of front calipers to arrive, i'm using new copper washers from hel....![]()
fecking hate bleeding brakes from scratch, takes ages....
anyone got some pics of an original front brake line setup