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* Page 38-7, Step 2: You won't be using the Nylon tee, instead TS Flightline provides an T-fitting that has two hose adapters and one for the brake fluid reservoir | * Page 38-7, Step 2: You won't be using the Nylon tee, instead TS Flightline provides an T-fitting that has two hose adapters and one for the brake fluid reservoir | ||
* The brake line with the 90 degree fitting goes to the left side of the T-fitting that is attached to the brake fluid reservoir (copilot left pedal). | * The brake line with the 90 degree fitting goes to the left side of the T-fitting that is attached to the brake fluid reservoir (copilot left pedal). | ||
* The brake lines under the seats are held by F-1084A/F-1084B. Normally the metal lines are protected by plastic bushings with .25 ID / .375 OD. For the premade lines, one can use rubber grommets forced over the fitting, e.g. ID 0.375 (3/8), OD .469 (15/32). This requires enlarging the F-1084 | * The brake lines under the seats are held by F-1084A/F-1084B. Normally the metal lines are protected by plastic bushings with .25 ID / .375 OD. For the premade lines, one can use rubber grommets forced over the fitting, e.g. ID 0.375 (3/8), OD .469 (15/32). This requires enlarging the rear F-1084 hole on both sides to 15/32. | ||
* The brake lines under the seats are going to the aftmost hole instead of the center hole if you need a return line. | * The brake lines under the seats are going to the aftmost hole instead of the center hole if you need a return line. | ||
[[Category:Optional]] | [[Category:Optional]] | ||