Bending the lines isn't the hard part. You can buy brake line material in bulk
at lots of auto parts stores, and you can get a tubing bender there, too. The
hard part is getting a correct flare in the end of the line so they seal
properly. Unless you plan on doing some custom brake work for some reason,
you're probably a lot better off buying new stock ones.
shifty wrote:
> on 5/3/1999 6:25 PM NATHAN J RUFFCORN wrote:
>
> >Spent a lot of valuable time under my car this weekend (bending new brake
> >lines)
>
> How hard is it to bend new brake lines? The lines are a mess on my '64.
> Am I better off buying new ones? Are fuel lines the same?
>
> Leigh Brooks
> San Francisco
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