brake line routing

[poppa]

Anyone have a pic of the brake line going across the firewall and how it goes to the pass front brake? Thanks

[gtx6970]

what year ? drum or disc ?

[poppa]

Doh....69 disc.

[resq302]

There should be flat metal brackets that hold the line to the firewall.  I believe it goes under the pass side frame rail and then up and to the right front wheel.

Here is a link with some of my engine pics and you can see where the pass side front line gets routed.  

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,22311.0.html

[oldcarnut]

Those were purdy.  Here's one from my 70 RR.  I think they would be close to the same.   

[resq302]

yeh that was a long time ago before I got everything back to being correct.

[poppa]

So the lines go under the frame to the front brakes?

[oldcarnut]

yeh that was a long time ago before I got everything back to being correct.

I don't know enough about the correct part but it was a very nice job.

So the lines go under the frame to the front brakes?

Here's another view from the other side before I replaced the lines.  As mentioned this is from my 70 RR.  Not sure if there were any differences from 69 B-Body

[poppa]

Very nice pics guys. All these nice looking cars motivates me. Anyone have a pic or two of the hose mounted to caliper/frame for the factory 4 piston? Trying to run the lines and then the front end comes apart for new parts.Thanks for the replies....

[resq302]

I know I have some pics of that somewhere.  I just have to dig around and find the disc that I have them saved to.

[gtx6970]

original 1969 Disc brake car

[gtx6970]

So the lines go under the frame to the front brakes?

drivers side only

[oldcarnut]

Good you posted those.  Wonder why they changed from 69-70? 

[poppa]

Perfect. Thank you guys...

[69 OUR/TEA]

just like Bill said and showed,driv goes under the frame,pass side it goes thru the hole above the frame ,just as pictured.I have 2 69's that are both PDB cars and both are like that.

[poppa]

Sweet. Thanks again guys...

[resq302]

Interesting,  the complete kit that I got back in 2006 has mine going under the frame.  Wonder if I called them if they can make me up a single line since their "concours kit" was not correct?  Although they did ask me what my SPO date was so maybe it was a mid year change?  My charger is a May 9th, 1969 SPO dated car.

[maxwellwedge]

Daytona pics

[resq302]

ok, so then I got screwed.   

[terrible one]

So for when it doesn't go under the frame and goes through the "window" instead, is the  rubber splash shield thing still used?

[maxwellwedge]

Yes - It sneaks through it

[terrible one]

Yes - It sneaks through it

Aha! Thanks for that picture. I figured as much but I didn't see it in Bill's picture or in the picture of the Daytona you posted so I was wonderin'

[maxwellwedge]

 

[poppa]

Yes - It sneaks through it

Aha! Thanks for that picture. I figured as much but I didn't see it in Bill's picture or in the picture of the Daytona you posted so I was wonderin'

Is this splash shield on the right way? Do they both go on the inside?

[gtx6970]

Yes - It sneaks through it

Aha! Thanks for that picture. I figured as much but I didn't see it in Bill's picture or in the picture of the Daytona you posted so I was wonderin'

Is this splash shield on the right way? Do they both go on the inside?

drivers side goes in the outside - pass side goes on the inside as shown

[gtx6970]

Interesting,  the complete kit that I got back in 2006 has mine going under the frame.  Wonder if I called them if they can make me up a single line since their "concours kit" was not correct?  Although they did ask me what my SPO date was so maybe it was a mid year change?  My charger is a May 9th, 1969 SPO dated car.

The car I show is a July 69 SBD and is an original bendix disc brake car. I used and will only use Finelines for brake and fuel lines.

[resq302]

Bill,

Is that the same as E bodies?

[maxwellwedge]

All my 70 E-Bodies with discs go under the frame rail - both sides.

[resq302]

sorry, should have been more clear.  I was talking about the rubber splash guards.  If they were installed the same way or not?

[maxwellwedge]

Yes sir.