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01-09-2014, 03:38 PM

GASoline71

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Re: Inline Tube

That's too bad... I ordered a complete SS brake line kit and clip kit for my 1972 GMC 1500 SC. It came with all the lines and clips I needed. The install wasn't too bad, and all the lines had the correct ends. There was no instruction sheet, which really wasn't needed as you match the old lines with the new lines and install them. There was some slight bending and tweaking involved, but that's to be expected with an aftermarket line kit.

My experience with Inline Tube was great, and I'd definately order from them again. Sorry to hear yours was not.

Gary

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