1975 XJ6C brake lines question
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Having re-lined a few cars over the years I can tell you the shorter the line the more perfect the length and bends have to be so that it fits right. If the line is longer there is much more room for error. In the almost hand made way Jag's were assembled back then it's would have made sense to leave them long and bend them to fit to keep production moving.
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Found this picture...Looks like the routing is to ease assembly.
http://www.myjaguarstory.com/resourc...2010%20007.jpg
http://www.myjaguarstory.com/resourc...2010%20007.jpg
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Found this picture...Looks like the routing is to ease assembly.
http://www.myjaguarstory.com/resourc...2010%20007.jpg
http://www.myjaguarstory.com/resourc...2010%20007.jpg
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