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Old 04-04-2013, 12:05 AM   #1
ozzie50
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s10 brake line metric?? or just metric nut.

I want to redue my hardline coming from the master cylinder. Is there any consensus about OD And ID of Metric pipe.... Should I get the standard 1/4 in line and put a metric nut on that? same goes for the larger line. This is one of those easy jobs I would have done in 20 minutes but I keep second guessing myself. Anyone know what flare to use hooking up new hardline to the master cylinder. I will not be using stainless steel. Just confused because I know it has metric nuts to take the pipe lose. Any suggestions on my late night, thinking. Its really hard to tell what type of flare I need. Help please. It is a 1991 s10 long bed

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Old 06-18-2013, 10:37 AM   #2
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Re: s10 brake line metric?? or just metric nut.

i just bought mine form inlinetube.com prebent with all the proper flares and nuits already on them
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