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Old 10-24-2007   #1
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Default Re: ZR1 brake lines

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Originally Posted by Sgreg
This is open to debate but I would say not exactly. The fronts are the same but the backs on a true ZR1 brake line are just a little longer than a standard C-4. Ever noticed that many manufacturers will say all C-4 Corvettes ( exc. ZR1) ? The extra length in the rear line on Z lines makes installation easier. Having said all of this, it is possible to route the C-4 rears to fit. Confused ?
This got thrashed around on the zr1net some years back and I don't remember the outcome. I find it hard to believe the ZR-1 rear is any different because the frame and calipers are the same. The best way to check is see if GM lists a different part number for the ZR-1. I tried Russell lines and couldn't get them to seal even though they were long enough. The ones from Movit work fine, as do the ones I got from Rippie. I prefer the Movit ones; not sure of the maker but they are/were European with TUV certification, and all four were the same length. Holler if you need more and I'll check the trailer toolbox ...

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Old 10-24-2007   #2
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Default Re: ZR1 brake lines

I just did this upgrade a month ago. I actually used lines that said
non-ZR-1. The lines were Russells and they fit just fine. No problems.
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