HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
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HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
Just looking to get some Hel braided hoses for a 3EN1.
Looking at their site the say they cover the earlier year and later year models but nothing in between for the 3EN1 or 3EN2.
Can I use a set for another model (say 1WG or 3TJ) that will still fit properly?
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Looking at their site the say they cover the earlier year and later year models but nothing in between for the 3EN1 or 3EN2.
Can I use a set for another model (say 1WG or 3TJ) that will still fit properly?
Cheers
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Re: HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
1WG lines will fit, they're the same.
Conventional wisdom says to know your limits. To know your limits you need to find them first. Finding your limits generally involves getting in over your head and hoping you live long enough to benefit from the experience. That's the fun part.
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Re: HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
If you have the standard master cylinder then you need a 3 line set. A 2 line (or race set) uses a double banjo bolt which fouls the rev counter and fails the MOT
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Re: HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
That's excellent,
Thanks both for the quick replies. Just getting the rear for now as it already has braided front hoses (no idea what make/age). Wasn't aware of the issue with the two line set up fouling the rev counter so that is very useful to know.
Thanks both for the quick replies. Just getting the rear for now as it already has braided front hoses (no idea what make/age). Wasn't aware of the issue with the two line set up fouling the rev counter so that is very useful to know.
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Re: HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
Hi, another quick note , i've got a double line set up on my 3en1 and its fine doesnt hit anything.
Cheers
Ian
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Re: HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
me too when i had one! passed mot and went through race scrutineering. tj lines will be too short for thefront so dont be tempted by them!
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Re: HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
The issue was on my 3EN2, I tried everything to get them in but still the hit the rev counter, I even cut the rev conter to get them in but still no. So I fitted a 3 line setup and it was fine
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Re: HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
I have always use speedflow fittings and made my own.
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Re: HEL braided brake lines (Will they fit 3EN1?)
I have a 2 line setup on my old 86 genesis, misses the rev counter by about 5mm, easily acheived by loosening the mount bolts of the clock brackets (where it attaches to the frame) then apply pressure to the clock faces when retightening, adjusts the clock angle by about 2 degrees
allowing the long banjo bolt to pass easily..
job jobbed....!
well worked for me anyway..!


job jobbed....!

well worked for me anyway..!

