Well, I had to give up on running the new line thru the stock fenderwell hole on the right side, the radius is just too tight for me to bend it! I ran the line over top of the upper control arm bushing, with it pushed aside enough to hopefully clear any movement. I'm going to keep an eye on it the first few hundred miles to see if there's any rubbing. But the mechanical part of the job is mostly done, just need to add fluid and bleed the darn things now. A two-person job unless I find my one-way valve Brake Helper bleeder valve tube. I'll probably try the car out without doing the rear brakes first, anyway. I'll still pull off the drums to inspect them first, but hopefully they won't be too bad, but if the fronts are any indication, I'll probably need to do them, too. Can't mess with brakes! :) Well, time for work. Looks like the weather will be nice the next two days, so I geuss I can make progress on the Gremlin now and get the jobs done on it while I can. Then maybe I can get the roof onto the new shed that's been on hold awhile. AMC ya later, folks. Jerry '74 Gremlin , brake job '78 Gremlin GT, needs carb work '41 year old shadetree mechanic, needs a massage...