Where can I get a brake pipe?

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Rose
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Where can I get a brake pipe?

Post by Rose »

Can anyone suggest where I can get a brake pipe for my '67 912. From the brake fluid reservoir to the master cylinder. Roger Bray don't have any in stock at the moment.

Also will it come with the appropriate fittings/clips?

Thanks,

Rose.
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Post by Luke »

Rose, do you mean a hard brake line that has a screw-in fitting on each end? I imagine you can buy them direct from Porsche with all fixings for a small fortune! I made mine up myself out of cupro-nickel pipes, it’s very easy but you do need some specialist tools. If you’re not in a hurry I can probably make you up one (would need to see your existing line though), failing that any garage worth it’s salt should be able to help you out.
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Post by FraserMurray »

What about Berylin services...

http://www.partsforporsche.co.uk/osc/

DDK discount too I think?

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Rose
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Post by Rose »

Thanks, I will try the Berlyn people. Luke, thanks for your kind offer - stand by with the blowtorch just in case!

Rose
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Post by AirCooledExcellence »

Rose,

Like Luke says above, any garage will make them up for you, just take your old one along as a 'pattern'

Cheers,

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