I am doing a brake swap that I designed for my '66 Fairlane. I am taking Granada spindles (this is an already popular swap) and am putting '99-Up Mustang GT dual piston PBR calipers onto it with some bracketry that I've designed. You can see it here if you'd like <a href="http://www.geocities.com/fairlaniac/brakes.html" target="_blank">http://www.geocities.com/fairlaniac/brakes.html</a> My question: The fitting that goes into the caliper for the brake line is using what thread type? I took a calper to NAPA and bought a 1/4 brake line and the fittings on the end fit but I am not aware what thread it is. The one calpier has boogered up threads that lead in and I'd like to run a tap thru to clea them up. I have check all of my machine screw thread taps, straight pipe taps but to no avail. Maybe it is even metric and the 1/4 line from NAPA just happened to fit. In general, what threads are usually used on all brake line applicatons?
Thanks!
Doug Bender ( Fairlaniac )
1966 Fairlane 428 8V Tunnel Wedge
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/fairlaniac" target="_blank">www.geocities.com/fairlaniac</a>
[ June 04, 2002: Message edited by: fe428fairlane ]</p>
Thanks!
Doug Bender ( Fairlaniac )
1966 Fairlane 428 8V Tunnel Wedge
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/fairlaniac" target="_blank">www.geocities.com/fairlaniac</a>
[ June 04, 2002: Message edited by: fe428fairlane ]</p>