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B_O__Plenty
Dec 07, 2016Explorer II
otrfun wrote:Don't know if that's legal or not. Never heard of it being used for brake lines. The steel lines are very easy to work with. Just get the right tools if you plan to cut and flare. They must have what is called a double flare. Not too hard if you get some practice.Dayle1 wrote:I'm hoping to cut and flare exact lengths for my install, too. Given some thought about using copper/nickel brake lines. Supposedly this stuff is much easier to work with than regular steel lines. It costs more, but for ease of use I might use it if there aren't any serious drawbacks in terms of strength and durability.
I agree, that is why I routed my lines differently. Rather than on the face of the frame and right next to the tires, I ran them along the inner edge of the frame. Part of the way it is tucked next to the propane line including the crossover. I also used exact length lines rather than universal lines with exposed excess coiled lines.
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