[NoVa-Corvairs] Two things

[Curtis L Shimp]

Daniel:	

Sorry for the delay but just got back from a trip and I don't see where I
was copied on any response.

The club just did this at Steve MacLeod's a few meetings ago and if I
remember correctly his line to the trunk wall was also short.  However it
can be bent closer and there is a "union"  or coupler between the brake
line inside the passenger compartment and the brake line in the trunk. 
This coupler is about a one inch long and can make up the short gap
between the trunk wall and the line.

							Curt

On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 11:15:59 -1100 goldie@danielgoldberg.net writes:
> Hey,
> 
> 2 things:
> 
> 1) I've been attempting to install a dual master cylinder in my '65 
> coupe.  However, the line that's supposed to go from the trunk into 
> the passenger compartment won't quite reach the trunk wall.  Any 
> suggestions?  Are the lines for lates and earlies different? (That 
> is, did Clark's send me the wrong part?)
> 
> 2) Several weeks ago I mentioned that at my place of employment are 
> three bays, all with lifts.  I borrowed  a set of keys, which I can 
> keep until at least next weekend.  If there's enough interest, 
> perhaps we can meet up (let me know ... I went on a job interview 
> last week so this window of opportunity might not be around for 
> long).
> 
> daniel
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