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    brake hoses

    What is the best fix for front brake hoses being to tight when wheels turned, is there a bracket that can be made to loosen it up at full turn?
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    When you say "too tight" do you mean that the hose restricts turning the wheel? If so, the solution is longer brake hoses.
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    Walt can you show us a picture of what you mean please?
    FFR MkII, 408W, Tremec TKO 500, 2015 IRS, DA QA1s, Forte front bar, APE hardtop.

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    Although I really didn't have a problem with the front brake hoses being too tight with the wheels turned on my MKIV, I did have an issue with the rim edges rubbing on them when fully turned. I have the 17" Halibrands and a Flaming River Power steering rack that required relieved F-Panels and wanted to re-route the hoses where they wouldn't rub. I used Wilwood P/N 220-9287 and they worked awesome, they have a 90 bend and are a couple inches longer, I routed them over the upper control arm... impossible for them to rub on anything now.

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