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Hey all,
I'm trying to get a ready for Carlisle and am trying to change all the brake hoses on the 3 cars. Where has anyone gotten the center rear end hose for the 87-88 birds with the disc brakes? I tried thru work,OBSOLETE! Auto zone, and advanced auto, they all came up wrong.
Yes, I did try the search button. Please help,I have one week to go!

Thanx for any help, I should be in Pa. about this time next week, yippie!

Bill W. aka 2birds
Quickest: Take the old one off, take it to a local shop that makes braided brake line, have it made. Even with having to bleed the brakes you should be done in four or five hours tops. Don't forget the new copper crush washers.

My 2¢.

Edit: And if you want it to be DOT approved make sure the place makes 'em that way.

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Joe F.
JR's Place - My 87 TC

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[This message has been edited by JoeCool (edited 05-26-2005).]
Isn't that interchangable with some other ford products? mustangs maybe?

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-asi

1986 TC, 132k pretty well taken care of miles. k&n, gillis@16, timing @ 12 (spout out), A/C delete. 3" Downpipe (no other exhaust... Whoever described that sound as a "pissed off tractor" hit the nail on the head)

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I measured a Mustang one to be about 5" too short. And that was for an SVO, I don't even know if the rear drum lines are the same. Alot of companies already have DOT SS hoses for Stangs, have them make one 6" longer, but it would take longer than a week! I'd go with the local hydraulic shop idea, but be careful, it has to have a DOT approved tag on it or else you might be subject to some stiff penalties. Up here in WA, it's a $395 ticket for non-DOT compliant brake parts! More importantly, keep it safe for your own life, having no brakes sucks!

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Michael Pinto
www.aerobirdmotorsports.com

1988 Med Red/Red leather 5Spd, all options, fresh motor, BBK 255lph pump, Kirban AFPR, Cruzin' 35#s, AM IC hoses, Gillis Valve, AM prototype cold-air kit, 2' long open exhaust Wink, Optima
1987 Code 33 Silver-Blue/Charcoal cloth auto, undergoing race engine/5Spd swap
1988 White/Charcoal cloth auto, g/f's car, HL mod, Clarion CD/Stereo
1988 Shadow Blue/Blue cloth 5Spd, hit by truck, missing engine, for sale
1988 Cougar LS Med Red/Red cloth, no engine/trans, parts car
1984 Silver/Grey leather, 5Spd, no engine/trans, parts car
1992 Dk Green SHO 5Spd, feature car, 13.37 , for sale

RIP-1988 Med Red/Charcoal cloth 5Spd, all options, McK kit, spoiler

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I got all 3 hoses for my '87 TC rearend from Kragen. Here's the center one. They also have a Raybestos for about $15 more. http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetai...28&ptset=A