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    1" DC2 BB & BMC In AN EG Civic.

    Hey guys just a few questions about putting a DC2 Brake booster and brake master cyclinder in an eg. I had the chance to acquire these parts and wanted to put it into my B18C swapped EG. Just wanted to know how and what ways did people go about connect the Brake lines from the Prop valve to the 1" brake master cyclinder? I'm quite sure the lines i have are ABS lines in the eg prossibly from previous.

    Basicall one of my eg lines will need to be bent to fit into one of the holes but the other hose from prop valve to brake line doesn't fit.



    Basically the fitting from oem doesn't fit the dc2 1". For reference oem i've had is 260v bb and 290v itr.



    I've heard and read from what most people do is get a 40/40 prop valve non abs brake line fitting this through but i'm sure there is a better and easier way in doing so.

    I've also thought and seen people cut there oem brake line put the correct size fitting on and reflare the brake line.

    At the moment the option that i'm thinking of doing is possibly finding an adapter sleeve/fitting for the current oem, screwing in the adapter sleeve in making it fit into the oem. This way for possible future i can always change and fix if need be and would like to know if this in anyway will affect the bleed/brake pressure that is going to be pressed/sucked from braking?

    Have been browsing OH forum and also places like Honda tech and WOM but i can't seem to find a good answer. Have heard a few people with adapters, not many answers with abs 40/40 prop valve or just not using it all.

    Wouldl love to know your faults and thoughts ! also want this on asap ! Cheers
    Last edited by MIKO_OL; 20-11-2014 at 12:35 AM.

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