Will cobra brakes fit in my wheels?

[GitDat]

Crap. My friend said one of the steel braided lines is defective. Something about the threads not going all the way down? Anyone have this strange problem? I emailed customer service to see what they think. So close

Pics might be delayed a few days. He's going to go ahead and throw on some Steeda UCA/LCA too

 

[Mustang5L5]

Crap. My friend said one of the steel braided lines is defective. Something about the threads not going all the way down? Anyone have this strange problem? I emailed customer service to see what they think. So close

Which threads? Where the lines bolt to the body lines or the banjo bolts into the caliper?

If the lines are defective you can use your stock lines instead til you sort it out if you want to get the car drivable while you wait for replacements

 

[urban96]

Crap. My friend said one of the steel braided lines is defective. Something about the threads not going all the way down? Anyone have this strange problem? I emailed customer service to see what they think. So close

Pics might be delayed a few days. He's going to go ahead and throw on some Steeda UCA/LCA too

lines are different on each side, tell your friend to try switching sides

 

[Mustang5L5]

Yes, i made that same mistake. The lines use different size fittings on each side where the SS line bolts to the hard line

 

[GitDat]

Which threads? Where the lines bolt to the body lines or the banjo bolts into the caliper?

If the lines are defective you can use your stock lines instead til you sort it out if you want to get the car drivable while you wait for replacements

He said it was on the body side. That when he looks inside he can see that the threads don't go all the way down This sucks.

 

[Mustang5L5]

He said it was on the body side. That when he looks inside he can see that the threads don't go all the way down This sucks.

Just tell him to use the stock lines for now til you can figure it out. They will work. Cobras and GT's all used the same lines from 99-04.