does this brake line or fitting exist?

[bionictony]

is there such thing as a male M10x1.0 brake elbow at both ends? looking to connect 2 female brake hose fittings at a 90 degree angle. my backup plan was to just do a really short 90 degree brake hose bend and flare. but with the flaring kit you can only get it not so short.

Something like this but M10x1.0 on both ends.
https://kmotorperformance.com/produ...TH2TnXwKynWqwB5jOZ5ilKYcNT_ZmGroCoR0Wll3kOGXU

 

[nwjones18]

like this? No flare so it may not..

https://www.fittings.space/gbm21-m10x10m-90

 

[The_Jeff]

Do you have room to curl the brake line 270 degrees?

 

[Rand]

https://www.speedingparts.com/p/bra...steel/brake-line-adapter-m10x1-male-male.html

 

[bionictony]

Do you have room to curl the brake line 270 degrees?

it's a rear beam suspension with drum brakes. Working on a drum to rear disc setup. so the stock setup is hard brake line to soft brake line back to hard brake line to brake cylinder. i'm trying to do a hard brake line to soft brake line to 90 degree elbow or 180 degree U shape hard brake line to soft brake line to caliper.

 

[bionictony]

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https://www.speedingparts.com/p/bra...steel/brake-line-adapter-m10x1-male-male.html

thanks but i was wondering if those came in a 90 degree version.

 

[The_Jeff]

it's a rear beam suspension with drum brakes. Working on a drum to rear disc setup. so the stock setup is hard brake line to soft brake line back to hard brake line to brake cylinder. i'm trying to do a hard brake line to soft brake line to 90 degree elbow or 180 degree U shape hard brake line to soft brake line to caliper.

I bet the answer is in using different rubber hoses with the same ends just cocked how you need them. In the old days you could fumble through boxes at the parts store. Now, you'd have to find some master catalog. Start with the disc brake option that got you those calipers.