1966 Ford Mustang Coupe Build Chronicle w Engine Upgrade!
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Wish i could say the same, haha. have to cut the rear line and put another fitting on it. seems to be happening alot =/ hopefully get new front brake lines this weekend and get the brakes fully working and ready for when i get tires 
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Are you using stainless steel lines? I was thinking of getting those myself......
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go with the SS, I had an old set of steel ones blow on a pick up, not fun down shifting and using the parking brake to make it home. The cost is not that much more.
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Do you have an Auto Trans? There's a bushing on the shifter that I had replaced that can cause it to slip out of gear. It usually goes into reverse and who knows why it will end up? 
I hope this helps, it you have a manual, then that won't be the cause of it.
I hope this helps, it you have a manual, then that won't be the cause of it.
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oh, well that bolt isnt exactly tight right now. when i put the carpet in my friend tried to take the shift handle off and never tightened to bolt back up, haha.
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