Brake Lines?
When I replaced the rusted lines on my Jeep I had them duplicated from stainless by Fine Lines. There are a few other vendors offering this service too.
They matched the armour and bends of the original that I sent them to duplicate.
The stainless is supposedly harder to seat / seal than the steel, but I don't have any issues.
They matched the armour and bends of the original that I sent them to duplicate.
The stainless is supposedly harder to seat / seal than the steel, but I don't have any issues.
Here are some pics:
Rear Installed
Old Front Removed
New Front Removed
If going this route, then take plenty of pics of the old line w/ a tape measure in case the replacement is close but not perfect.
I used my old pics to tweak the replacement to fit right into place.
Rear Installed
Old Front Removed
New Front Removed
If going this route, then take plenty of pics of the old line w/ a tape measure in case the replacement is close but not perfect.
I used my old pics to tweak the replacement to fit right into place.
These vendors have patterns on-hand for some of the popular models.
That is a little easier than sending in the original.
This route is good to get the durability of stainless and to maintain the look of armoured.
A functional line is easy to create, but it won't look like the factory lines w/o the armour.
That is a little easier than sending in the original.
This route is good to get the durability of stainless and to maintain the look of armoured.
A functional line is easy to create, but it won't look like the factory lines w/o the armour.
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