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    1. 04-24-2006 #1
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      Best place to get prebent brake lines -68 Camaro

      Hey All,

      The only thing standing between me and working brakes (besides time :D) are the brake lines. Where is the best place to get a set of prebent brake lines. The car is using GM front and rear calipers so I was told that the factory type brake line fittings will work.

      I want to go stainless too.

      Thanks!

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      I've made two large purchases from The Right Stuff Detailing and I've been very satisfied. My most recent purchase was a complete stainless line set and it was very custom: '65 GTO with '67 HO exhaust, 4-wheel Baer brakes, and a distribution block coupled with an inline adjustable proportioning valve, requiring quite an odd set of lines. Everything bolted up nicely with only minor tweaking. I highly recommend them.
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      How much did they charge and do you have any contact information?
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      Quote Originally Posted by chicane67
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      Think I'll probably order my lines from them. Will post back on how they work out.
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      Quote Originally Posted by The Rook
      How much did they charge and do you have any contact information?
      Sorry, lost track of this post. My lines cost in the $220 range, with shipping, for stainless. The stainless look great, but if I had to do it again, I'd just get steel. Stainless is too hard to flare and has a tendency to split when being bent.

      I believe their website is www.rightstuffdetailing.com
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      Anyone need a stainless front to rear line for a '68 Camaro? I have an extra one to sell.
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      Quote Originally Posted by rockdogz
      Anyone need a stainless front to rear line for a '68 Camaro? I have an extra one to sell.
      I might.. email me at [email protected]

      I was just going to buy a new front to rear line for Penny.. what size is it? (quarter inch I hope)..

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      Quote Originally Posted by Steve1968LS2
      I might.. email me at [email protected]

      I was just going to buy a new front to rear line for Penny.. what size is it? (quarter inch I hope)..

      Thanks

      Oh, and I'm local
      Hey did you get my email??
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