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| RE: one more brake line difference |
| By McQ - 03/10/2003 10:49:34 PM; IP 65.176.67.240 |
That brake line route is a good indicator Travis. I've understood this was a safety consideration to get the line out of harms way in case of engine shrapnel flying through the pan with a high RPM engine explosion. This is a feature not present on the '60.
What I've found too that's unique is the brake line running from the master cylinder to the junction on the frame has a metal sheath covering due to the closer proximity to the header style exhaust manifold. I've not seen this sheathed line on any cars except HP/Police big blocks of '60 - '64.
If a person was to build an HP '60/'61 clone it could be done if you had all the unique parts at hand or the patience to scour the U.S.A. and Canada. |
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