Cosworth Braded Brake pipes

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Cosworth Braded Brake pipes

Postby MikeyXR2i on Tue Feb 18, 2003 8:05 pm

Hi peeps, ive recently fitted cossie calipers to the car, and the original fiesta brake pipes screwed straight in to the cossie caliper, they don't leak or anything, but after looking at the fiesta caliper and the cossie caliper very carefully, it looks to me the taper inside the threaded hole is actually different, so im not gonna take any chances, im gonna fit the correct pipes for the right calipers, what i need to know is, will the new cossie braded pipe screw into the original fiesta union up on the chassis leg?

Thanks peeps

Regards Mike
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Postby MOONDUST FRST on Tue Feb 18, 2003 10:29 pm

Ford make them to a standard of M10 thread on a 1mm pitch and the fiesta thread is the same mate dont worry there good :wink:
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