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Doe's anyone have the part numbers for the hoses from original Ford to Lincoln disc brakes? I've seen them here before but always seem to lose them. Chuck



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Sorry I don't have that #. I'm sure someone will though.

Found the document Steve was talking about as well as a lot of other information on the Wilwood web sight.

Thanks again for all the good information. -Dave
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Chuck,

I don't know the part #'s for the Ford flex hoses, but when I did my brakes, I found that the original rubber Ford ones, tended to pinch on full turns. I ended up using universal, stainless braided flex hoses from a company called Paul Horton Street Rods. The stainless flex hoses had a banjo fitting on the end and surprisingly enough, they were actually cheaper than the stock Ford rubber ones!!!  

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Contact Dave Gulley at dropnstop.Com . He has gave me a lot of good advice on the Versailles spindles I bought. He is a great guy and offered his help with no conditions.

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