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I am working on assembling my brother's 1970 Mk3. Does anybody know what the brake pipe arrangement on the back of the rear backing plates is supposed to look like?
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Spitfire 1970 Brake question
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There should only be a flexible hose (rubber, or SS braid if someone has upgraded) directly to the wheel cylinder. If your flexible line goes to a bracket on the backing plate, and then a hard metal line goes from that bracket to the wheel cylinder, someone has installed the 1" longer axle assembly from a 1973 or later Spitfire!
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THANK YOU! I've been working on my 1500 and my buddy's 1500 which led to my confusion on this Mk3.
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You're welcome. I didn't look until after replying to see that you have a '78 Spitfire, which would have that later setup (hence your confusion?)!