[Weezer]

Does anyone know where I can find one of these. Every auto parts store and hardware store in town has told me I am SOL and after searching the web for half an hour I have found nothing.
Its a brake fitting that screws into the master cylinder and then Ts out for 2 brake lines, it also has a port in the bottom for a brake light switch

 

[Weezer]

Here it is assembled I realy only need the center piece

 

[T1H5_TA3]

only thing i can see doing would be to stack 2 t's.....

 

[Old Scout]

What about a double banjo fitting?.

 

[Maine Jeepah]

http://www.amstreetrod.com/html/brakehydraulic.html

Look like they have anything you would need here?

MJ

 

[Old Scout]

http://www.amstreetrod.com/html/brakehydraulic.html

Look like they have anything you would need here?

MJ

Were do you think I got the pic! :flipoff2:

 

[SHERPA]

hahaha........

that "V" peice in the middle is an International-truck part.

at least on both of my "Load-Star" 1600/1700's anyway.

its for the front brakes..... I'll try and check my truck tonite

at home and get back tommorow......

--Sherpa

 

[Brawler]

Try Porterace in Ventura Ca. ( 805 ) 385-race. Talk to Ray Porter and tell him what you need. If i have ever needed a part or fitting he has it or can make it.

 

[Rockcrusher]

Here it is assembled I realy only need the center piece

The male fitting and the 2 females on the Y block look like 37° inverted flares. The female appears to be 1/8 pipe

 

[Weezer]

thanks for the help guys, keep it coming

 

[Keith]

Call Yerbe(Yerby?) brake supply in Sac. They are on C street.