Anybody used inline tube?

[bigdon-70blazer]

I just got the inline tube version of both fuel and brake lines , stainless for the blazer and they have a bend in the middle that I am supposed to straighten out. Has anyone done this? I am concerned I will kink them. Great looking but pricy.....

[AJs72K5]

Only thing I have from them at the moment is a 4 wheel disc proportioning valve. My understanding is that they put that bend in the middle in order to ship it. Get yourself a tubing bender from any auto parts store. It'll straighten it out with no kinks.

[Steven B]

Yes, bent for shipment. I staightened mine out with no problems. Get a tube bender for final adjustment.

[Musclerodz]

To get the bend out, put one end on the floor and push against the floor to remove the bend. All tubing companies do this to ship long tubes.

[bad6772]

Mine were the same way.....also from inline tube........Easy to get the bend out.....Just do as Muscle Rods says.........that is the exact way mine came out.......

[bigdon-70blazer]

Another question for you all who have used the fuel lines from Inline Tube....They come in 2 pieces where the originals had a single line from the back to front. I guess that I am supposed to use a small rubber piece clamps for this? I mean, that is the method of connecting them, nothing any more creative than that, eh?

[truckdude239]

i usee dinline tube for my brake lines unbent it as said before no problems