Non-Wilwood Rear Brake Flexible Hose Parts

[RuffShod]

Apparently....if you didnt get the Wolwood brakes....you have too source your own parts from the hard line to the calipers.

What length, brand, part numbers did anybody get that successfully accomplished this? I am tired of buying stuff twice.

Pix would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[F500guy]

If you are able to mock one up with something to measure, you could check with a Goodwin Racing Miata site to see if the are the right length. If you are industrious, you can buy the braided flexi-line and fittings from a racing supply site, Pegasus I use a lot, and make your own.

[Dgc333]

Apparently....if you didnt get the Wolwood brakes....you have too source your own parts from the hard line to the calipers.

What length, brand, part numbers did anybody get that successfully accomplished this? I am tired of buying stuff twice.

Pix would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Speedway Motors has a lot of different length hoses, the fittings, and brackets to connect to the calipers & hard lines.

[McGuyver]

I should have the same setup as you but length may depend on where you ran the hard lines to.
This is what I ordered from Jegs -
Jegs 635300 brake lines
Jegs 63091 bracket and clips

This should link to photos in brake line album

https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/album.php?albumid=1794&attachmentid=138087

[RuffShod]

Perfect!!! I think we ran them the same....but I might have screwed up. I ran my lines thru the rectangular bracket with the 2 square holes, under the drivers seat. I havent seen what those holes are for yet.

[McGuyver]

You should be good on the routing, believe those brackets are only needed if you are installing the running boards.