Classic Truck Performance

Plumbing a Brake System the Original Way

Plumbing the brake system of a classic truck doesn’t require the use of exotic materials or methods and shouldn’t be a job beyond the ability of most DIYers. A few simple tools and a little bit of patience can yield some very nice results. We’ve covered the fancier side of things, installing a full stainless steel AN system on another C10 build we’re working on, but this time we’re going to shift our focus to the more

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