Corvette Clip. Brake Line Below Master Cylinder: 1966-1967

Bring back authentic underdash routing for your classic Corvette with the Corvette Clip. Brake Line Below Master Cylinder: 19661967. This clip is precisely designed to secure the brake line that runs beneath the master cylinder, safeguarding the line from chafing, unwanted movement, and potential leaks as you drive your vintage ride.

Why this clip matters

On 19661967 Corvettes, the brake line’s position below the master cylinder is critical for both aesthetics and function. This clip holds the line in the correct path, preventing it from rubbing against suspension components or the frame, which can lead to wear, noise, and unpredictable brake behavior. Restoring or maintaining this clip means you preserve factory routing and the reliability you expect from a classic Chevy.

What makes it unique

• OEstyle fit tailored for the 19661967 Corvette model years
• Durable construction that holds the brake line securely in place
• Preserves authentic routing beneath the master cylinder for a periodcorrect appearance
• Simple, noninvasive installation that supports easy restoration and maintenance

Fitment and use cases

• Vehicle: Corvette, year range 1966 to 1967 (C2 generation)
• Location: Brake line routing below the master cylinder
• Ideal for: Restorations, frameoff projects, or replacement when the original clip is missing or worn

Installation considerations

Typically installed where the brake line meets the factory routing under the master cylinder. Use standard hand tools to align the line, seat the clip, and secure it in the mounting area. After installation, ensure the brake line sits without kinks, excessive tension, or clearances that could cause contact with hot or moving components.

Benefits you’ll notice

• Improved brakeline reliability with less movement and wear over time
• Cleaner, factorylook underhood routing that matches original aesthetics
• Enhanced peace of mind on daily drives and longrestoration cruises alike

Care and maintenance tips

Periodically inspect the clip during routine service to confirm it remains securely fastened. Look for any signs of deformation or looseness, especially after engine bay heat cycles or road vibrations. If the clip shows wear, replace promptly to maintain proper brakeline routing and protection.