Title: brake line question...
Post by: Archbish on November 07, 2007, 10:31:22 PM
Post by: Archbish on November 07, 2007, 10:31:22 PM
...not how to fit them, but to understand what they are telling me about them...
http://inpcars.com/brake-lines/129.html
"Built during the term of the (79-80) Mazda RX7 79-85... These SS brake lines ar a verbatim replacing to the mill no-good lines. The braided line\'s virtue does non spread out below pressure level. Thus, putting the pressure level to which place ) it of necessity to go. Each line outfit is specifically intentional by reason of for each one applications programme. For added shelter opposite to the elements and because of the eye sweetening these lines add up upon a clear or coloured pliant "
WHAT???
http://inpcars.com/brake-lines/129.html
"Built during the term of the (79-80) Mazda RX7 79-85... These SS brake lines ar a verbatim replacing to the mill no-good lines. The braided line\'s virtue does non spread out below pressure level. Thus, putting the pressure level to which place ) it of necessity to go. Each line outfit is specifically intentional by reason of for each one applications programme. For added shelter opposite to the elements and because of the eye sweetening these lines add up upon a clear or coloured pliant "
WHAT???
Title: brake line question...
Post by: RemarkLima on November 07, 2007, 10:56:55 PM
Post by: RemarkLima on November 07, 2007, 10:56:55 PM
Classic bit of Engrish there :D
Title: brake line question...
Post by: weejimmy on November 07, 2007, 10:59:59 PM
Post by: weejimmy on November 07, 2007, 10:59:59 PM
lol if youve not got a clue about somthing , talk like that
Title: brake line question...
Post by: Mazdarotaryparts on November 08, 2007, 11:59:08 AM
Post by: Mazdarotaryparts on November 08, 2007, 11:59:08 AM
Quote from: Archbish...not how to fit them, but to understand what they are telling me about them...
http://inpcars.com/brake-lines/129.html
"Built during the term of the (79-80) Mazda RX7 79-85... These SS brake lines ar a verbatim replacing to the mill no-good lines. The braided line\'s virtue does non spread out below pressure level. Thus, putting the pressure level to which place ) it of necessity to go. Each line outfit is specifically intentional by reason of for each one applications programme. For added shelter opposite to the elements and because of the eye sweetening these lines add up upon a clear or coloured pliant "
WHAT???
Each line outfit is specifically intentional by reason
This bit tells you that they think you may actualy need them.
For added shelter opposite to the elements and because of the eye sweetening these lines add up upon a clear or coloured pliant
And this bit subliminally tells you to paint them and keep them warm and cosy indoors away from dirty nasty motor cars, especially Gen 1\'s
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Title: brake line question...
Post by: Archbish on November 08, 2007, 12:04:07 PM
Post by: Archbish on November 08, 2007, 12:04:07 PM
Tis quality isn\'t it!! Especially as they\'ll be replacing Mill No-Good lines. Can\'t tell you what a relief that is!
Happy birthday dude!
Happy birthday dude!
Title: brake line question...
Post by: David Nock (RIP) on November 08, 2007, 12:15:10 PM
Post by: David Nock (RIP) on November 08, 2007, 12:15:10 PM
This returns back to my problem. The Gen 1 is a 5 line set up with rear discs, no matter what you do. Also my no-good lines did 23 years before changing. All those pedestrians on crossings, cars on roundabouts, even trains at level crossings, - all were at great risk and I didn\'t suspect a thing!