Why?

[grr456]

Why do simple brake lines require using every tool known to mankind AND having to redo them twice?

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Using a Line-Loc as an emergency brake. I'll use the emergency brake pedal inside the car and just put a switch at the end to actuate the line-loc

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[Tin]

Murphy's Law

 

[Birdie2000]

Beautiful job on the brake lines. One of the most frustrating yet satisfying projects is doing hard lines properly, IMO. It's almost an art form. I'm sure having a variety of tools for this helps a ton.

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[red347lx]

Awesome iob. The best brake line job I have ever seen was on JoeP's black car. The attention to detail was flaeless, much like yours. Keep up the good work! !

 

[grr456]

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Didn't happen this time around, but I am sure it will......I can now put the frame under the car...

grr

 

[Chris Hansen]

At least you have an open frame to work with. I have to re do my entire brake system on my camaro soon and I've been putting it off because I just have zero ambition to lay under it and re bend and flare everything.

 

[Krazybones]

Looks awesome Gary... Nice work!

 

[Golden]

Damn thats nice work.

 

[derbydad276]

Dude !!! great work ... wanna come help me re plumb my F100?

 

[mustangmike6996]

That came out very nice!

I ditched my old style clamp on butterfly flaring tool and upgraded to the Kd-tools vice flaring tool.


http://www.ppcco.com.au/images/products/eastwood28.jpg

 

[grr456]

That came out very nice!

I ditched my old style clamp on butterfly flaring tool and upgraded to the Kd-tools vice flaring tool.


http://www.ppcco.com.au/images/products/eastwood28.jpg

If I could only borrow one of those...Hahahaha

grr

 

[mustangmike6996]

If I could only borrow one of those...Hahahaha

grr

You can barrow it if needed.