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06-24-2018 #1
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Nicopp lines
I am in the process of building brake and fuel lines for my car. I installed stainless fuel lines but didn't like the way I routed them so I removed them. I am about to buy some 3/16" Nicopp line for my braking system. Had anyone used Nicopp line for fuel? If so, how is it holding up? Has anyone used this line with E85?
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07-03-2018 #2
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I'm finishing a build now that I used Ni-Cop brake and fuel lines. Easy to work with it. Can't answer on how it will hold up though.
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I've used it for years for fuel, brakes, clutch, power steering, cooler, etc. I try to keep some in stock from 3/16" to 1/2" for whatever comes up. Good stuff, and recommended.
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Definitely works good! Easy to bend and shape.
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I have worked with it both for brakes and for fuel. It is amazing stuff.
Here is a video I made using double flares:
Here is a video I made doing 37 degree AN flares.
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