Brake Pipe Ends

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Brake Pipe Ends

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Hi all,

Does anyone know the correct size of brake pipe fitting to go into the connector on the rear wheel cylinders?

Thanks in advance, Jeff
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Post by bmcecosse »

Jeff - dunno about the brake pipe ends - they are NOt the usual 3/8" unf - guessing if I say 3/8" Whitworth ?? You may want to sniff around this car http://forum.scottishmini.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2183 not too far from you.
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Post by Jefftav »

Sorry "BTT"

I don't understand?
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Post by bigginger »

Who knows - but here are some possibilities - http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/BTT Brazilian Top Team as well, of course :D
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BTT = 'Back To Top' means of popping the Q back up where folks can see it!
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Post by Phil-tq »

They are either BSF or UNF, a mixture of both is used on the car. The front wheel cylinders are different to the rest of the car, but cant remember which is which. Try phoning ESM or Charlie Ware's.
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Post by bmcecosse »

UNF is the standard brake pipe fitting on the front + m/cylinder (and all over most cars of the era) - it's just the back axle that has the odd size.
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