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  1. 07-29-2007 06:23 AM #4
    Frisco
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    Quote Originally Posted by JTyler
    So a fitting on the end of a 3/16 line should fit?

    I'm the FNG, I know.
    NO!!!

    You need the correct brass adapter. It has 1/8" male tapered pipe threads on one end to fit the proportioning valve and the correct 3/8"-24 female threads on the other end to fit the 3/8"-24 male fitting that is on the 3/16" brake line. Speedway motors has them. You will need the same fittings in your brake line system such as at a 'T' fitting.

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    Here is a photo of the adapter.
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    Last edited by Frisco; 07-29-2007 at 06:34 AM. Reason: added photo and link
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