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Old 12-11-1999, 05:06 PM   #3
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Thanks PoppyJim for the advice. Did you have to get hard line extenders to hook up to the calipers? Also how do the hard lines hook up to the dual reservoir master cylinder and proportioning valve? The old ball joints fit the new spindles O.K.? Appreciate any further input.

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