Next up was to fabricate a bracket that can be used to hold the rear brake lines in place. Remember, the CB Performance rear disc brakes came with hard lines all the way to the caliper. I used a hard line to the top of the trailing arm then a soft line the rest of the way so I can do a brake job and not have to disconnect the caliper. After 6 or 7 revs of the stamp made out of cardboard, here is the real thing.
It has now been welded to the top of the trailing arm where the rubber stop attaches. It turned out quite well. The bracket is very solid and should not have any problem holding the brake line in place. The brake lines have now been
bled and the brake system is complete.
Next up was to fabricate a bracket that can be used to hold the rear brake lines in place. Remember, the CB Performance rear disc brakes came with hard lines all the way to the caliper. I used a hard line to the top of the trailing arm then a soft line the rest of the way so I can do a brake job and not have to disconnect the caliper. After 6 or 7 revs of the stamp made out of cardboard, here is the real thing.
It has now been welded to the top of the trailing arm where the rubber stop attaches. It turned out quite well. The bracket is very solid and should not have any problem holding the brake line in place. The brake lines have now been bled and the brake system is complete.
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