Hydro Brake covers
06-30-2005, 08:49 AM
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RE: Brake covers
Hellya...
That looks great...is there any problem with clearance for the wheels, suspension, etc?
Also, what pipe is that on MT? I'm running a Samba on my MB, but the header flange and pipe don't seal as well as I'd like them to. Please post some pics of the pipe and mounting configuration...thanks!
CowboyBob
That looks great...is there any problem with clearance for the wheels, suspension, etc?
Also, what pipe is that on MT? I'm running a Samba on my MB, but the header flange and pipe don't seal as well as I'd like them to. Please post some pics of the pipe and mounting configuration...thanks!
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06-30-2005, 12:09 PM
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RE: Brake covers
Thanks for your feedback guys.......these are prototypes the finished product is in the works.
They are designed for offroad use, not street racing because of the heat generated from constantly appling the brakes when street racing. You must also use the alloy uprights, plastic wont work.
Heres the rear seal being installed
They are designed for offroad use, not street racing because of the heat generated from constantly appling the brakes when street racing. You must also use the alloy uprights, plastic wont work.
Heres the rear seal being installed
