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Join Date: May 2004
Location: johnstown, NY
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one more brake line question
What to you recommend for brake lines when having a modified frame and crossmember?
My front crossmember is sectioned and I have a custom backhalf. I want to run all new lines. Inline tube has universal street rod kits. Do you think that would be a good option? |
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Re: one more brake line question
Inlines street rod kit looks good, i think some make bending/flaring seem harder than it really is, besides brake line is cheap heck 6' of stainless line is 17.70 on inlines website. Also you can always make a template from cheap line at your local parts store probably cost you about 20 bucks.
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: North Texas
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Re: one more brake line question
I think it's all about having the right tools - spend the money and get you a good tubing bender, and then splurge on a one of the good flaring tools like Rokcrln posted in his Low Buk thread....then you can make it look nice.
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: johnstown, NY
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Re: one more brake line question
Heres a pic to the kit I'm talking about for anybody interested.
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