84 1LE

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Just got these today. They look high quality, very clean bends and they actually came in a box! Only one bend that's clearly marked w/ two labels indicating where to unbend it.
Pretty damn good for $48 shipped, $20 more for SS lines. Something i noticed inside the lines. Anyone know if thats a copper coating or a inner copper tube or?

jkris53406

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I have used them for brake lines and they are high quality.

84 1LE

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I agree, quality looks great, Very pleased so far. Hopefully they fit as good as they look.

72buickgs

I purchased brake lines back in 2001 for my 1972 Buick Gs & they fit without any rebending. Still on the car. Now their master cylinder was another story! My lines had no inside coating.

exiled350

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I did stainless fuel lines and they were certainly difficult to unbend, thankfully they fit great because I tried to reflare a random piece of their stainless line and it did not go so well. Used their mild steel ones for the front brakes and m/c to prop valve, worked perfectly. Doesn't hurt that they're like 20m away and I could pick up everything at their store.
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84 1LE

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That copper coating is a nice touch. Wasn't expecting that. Must be a rust inhibitor of some sort. Maybe I'll redo my fuel lines too.

72buickgs

Stainless lines are also a bitch to get tight because the stainless does not like to change to fit the receiver.

84 1LE

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I was skeptical of using ss for that reason. I guess the copper coating is a compromise between stainless and mild steel for rust inhibition.

IROC YA

I bought the same ones!

Minty and pretty much bang on fitment!