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    1. #11
      Join Date
      Apr 2006
      Location
      MD
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      Country Flag: United States
      Check this out for your brake/fuel line plumbing.



      http://www.cunifer.com/

      Doesn't rust, and is easy to work with unlike stainless. They have some nice flaring tools, but I have read that this one works very well for much less dough.

      http://www.jegs.com/p/Eastwood/Eastw...30564/10002/-1

      I use one of these to bend. I actually found it at home depot, and it works very well.

      Don't be intimidated by the plumbing. Fabricating hardlines isn't bad if you take your time. It's kinda therapeutic actually. Just use a sharpy to mark where to start the bend, and make a line along the length of the tube on the outside of the bend to point the bend in the right direction. Before you know it, the hardest part will be remembering to put the damn fitting on before you flare the end! ;)

      The sharpy comes off with acetone, and you can even polish those cunifer lines if you are so inclined.





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