brake line kits

[squeaky69]

i need front brake line kit for my 69 long horn. where is the best deal at or does somebody have any they would make me a deal on

[gferris5]

I used the one from the truck and car shop in orange. It only worked okay, I still felt like I had to do a lot of bending and modding. I'd almost recommend making a template out of wire then making the lines manually. Other vendors like LMC or ECE might be a bit better. In the end, mine did work fine, but just my .02

[charx2]

The pre bent ones are expensive if I remember correctly. I just took some #8 solid ground wire and made a template, then bought some line and borrowed orielys flange tool, had a cheapo line bender from harbor freight and made them off of the prebent wire. Some were to long so I cut those and reused the fitting after bending into place. If you don't want to go that route, check with some venders first, them check lmc.com
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[stsalvage]

the one i have to say about this.Is i would of like if GM would of cleaned up and made it really defined about running the brake lines up to the power brake unit Have a horrable time trying to reach the Oil dip stick them lines don't need to be all over the place keep them straight a few bends Like i did on my 1965 3/4 ton Had them done buy a guy and did a wonderful job

[tow guys]

I ordered a stainless set from www.inlinetube.com for my 1 ton truck. They seem to be spot on.
They were almost 200$ but $$ well spent in my opinion.
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[barry h.]

mbgmike if i udnerstand,you have front brake lin kit for $50.00 is it for front disc brakes

[mbgmike]

Originally Posted by barry h.

mbgmike if i udnerstand,you have front brake lin kit for $50.00 is it for front disc brakes

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