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I put mine right next to the driver's seat so we could adjust it on the fly.
 
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Thanks Brent. I plan to do a little drag racing with my car. Now I have to decide if I want to put one in my car or live without it. Guess I should decide before I make the brake lines otherwise I will have to re-do them if I decide to put one in later.
 
Thanks Brent. I plan to do a little drag racing with my car. Now I have to decide if I want to put one in my car or live without it. Guess I should decide before I make the brake lines otherwise I will have to re-do them if I decide to put one in later.
No problem. Now is the time to do it if you're plumbing everything else. The one I linked to has the brake line installation kit included. If you don't need the tubing and fittings then this one is about $30 cheaper: http://www.jegs.com/i/Hurst/530/174-5000/10002/-1
 
I put mine right next to the driver's seat so we could adjust it on the fly.
A lot of peeps who road race do this. I thought about it, but wasn't really going to go there often enough.

1/8 in bar stock with some holes!
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Here it is with the lines installed. Everything clears and the rear line was coming up from down there anyway.
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Don't even ask how many times I went to the hardware or auto parts store to find fittings to make everything work. What a PITA! :yes:
 
Just an FYI

I followed my own advice as mentioned in post #12.

As part of a few winter projects I replaced my front to rear brake line with a pre-bent set. I ordered the 2 piece line option with the intent of moving the adjustable valve to the frame rail.

All that was entailed was to cut ~1" from the front piece of the line , re-flare and mount the valve to the frame rail. Very simple. Your experience might vary a little based on your choice of valve. Mine is an SSBC.

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