Braided brake line question for those interested

[JTS VENOM PERFORMANCE]

Fellas the basic line kit is done, just waiting on all the fittings to come in.

but on the mastercylinder to the abs and from the abs to the frame, it is 90% done, only one problem

the middle line on the ABS is an 11mm oddball that nobody in the US or Canada has an adapter for

I am workin on a possible solution, but if anyone runs a machine shop that can make an adapter relativly decent price call me 704-214-7849

but so far, I have the two lines from the master cylinder to the abs and two lines from the abs to the frame.

so my Q is this acceptable?

and this part will be offered separatly from the regular line kit.

and on the clamps for the front lines to hold the abs line to the brake line, I will have red ,blue, black and yellow, and offer billet ones as an addon, those things were $, too expensive just to add to the kit, sorry guys jsut trying to keep the basic deal down so it is affordable for all.

tanks

 

[Kevan]

Tony- I have access to a fantastic machine shop.
I can get you a quote on the single (middle) block with 11mm threaded.
I'll also ask them about doing an entire new junction block for all 3 ports.
I think their minimum is 100 pcs. Shouldn't be too pricey.
You want quotes on both brass and stainless? Aluminum? 6061? 7075?

If you want, you can send me your junction block and I will put it all into CAD. That *really* helps the machine shop out and drops the price because they can go directly from my file(s) to the CNC.

I also know of a GREAT place that does SLA prototypes (3-D printing). It's kinda pricey, but for fit- and clearance-checks, it's well worth it.
Another option to consider if you want to do whole new junction blocks.

You've got my number.

 

[JTS VENOM PERFORMANCE]

Tony- I have access to a fantastic machine shop.
I can get you a quote on the single (middle) block with 11mm threaded.
I'll also ask them about doing an entire new junction block for all 3 ports.
I think their minimum is 100 pcs. Shouldn't be too pricey.
You want quotes on both brass and stainless? Aluminum? 6061? 7075?

If you want, you can send me your junction block and I will put it all into CAD. That *really* helps the machine shop out and drops the price because they can go directly from my file(s) to the CNC.

I also know of a GREAT place that does SLA prototypes (3-D printing). It's kinda pricey, but for fit- and clearance-checks, it's well worth it.
Another option to consider if you want to do whole new junction blocks.

You've got my number.

Not changing the block at all Kevan, the problem is goin into the abs unit