I need the flexis for my wilwoods, Guy kindly pm'd me the summit part number but the lines are 18" long and in truth the car only needs 12" max.
Looking at the pic, they look like a crimped fitting, so it's not like they can be shortened easily.
To anyone including Guy, that has used this kit, does the excess line get in the way ?
Mick
Question about wilwood flexline kit
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Mick
Used them on the valiant and the excess is fine. .. Just put a p clip or something similar in at high level to give the flexi some support. Before fixing p clip get someone to move steering lock to lock with front shock fully extended

Used them on the valiant and the excess is fine. .. Just put a p clip or something similar in at high level to give the flexi some support. Before fixing p clip get someone to move steering lock to lock with front shock fully extended

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sounds like the flexis are designed to be used on a set-up where the calipers are mounted the oposite side of the spindle from standard
swap your spindles
put the calipers on the front/back instead
and they will be the right length
Dave
swap your spindles
put the calipers on the front/back instead
and they will be the right length

Dave
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