Rear Disc Brake Plumbing

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Okay, 1980 K30. I have the new rear disc brakes mounted on the 14 bolt full floater and am ready to plumb. I used the same calipers as on the front and they have M10-1.5 threads where the banjo bolts normally go. I would like to run hard lines all the way to each caliper. As an option, I could use flexible lines if I had an idea which model vehicle I would need them from that would reach the top center of the differential, then install a three way block. Anyone have experience with adapters for the hard lines or specific flexible line that were used to accomplish this task? Thank you in advance.
 

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If the calipers slide in & out, won't you need flex lines?
 

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Perfect! Thank you!
 

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