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    Quick Brake Line Question

    Are our brake line fittings SAE or metric?

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    afaik, metric. 3sx sells speed bleeders in metric sizes, for instance.

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    metric, they are 10mm x 1.0

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    Crap!

    I'm shopping for some flare nut wrenches and was trying to decide between SAE or metric. The other car is SAE. So now I have to get both.

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    Oh i though you meant thread pitch/size.

    10mm wrench for everything, i don't remember what size the bleeders are though.

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    Well, it's nice to know that as well. I figured if the thread pitch is metric so is the nut itself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Austin@STM View Post
    Oh i though you meant thread pitch/size.

    10mm wrench for everything, i don't remember what size the bleeders are though.
    Yep, 10mm, just did speedbleeders on the front brakes over the weekend.
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