just got my new s and w race cars book and see they have a brake line kit that suppose to have everything you need to do the brakes on a car.. anybody try or use the system????I think its like 188.00 for the kit.. car has wildwood on all four corners..

188.00 ??

wow i must be real cheap...lol

or just dumb and dont add up what i spend?

i just buy 60" lengths of 3/16 brake line at the auto parts store, and steel -3 bulkheads/fittings from jegs or summit.

wonder what i have spent,. but if that kit comes with -3 braided lines for the caliper/wheel cyl flex lines then i guess its a good deal??

lol yea I think it comes with the flex lines all the fitting ..will take another look and make sure of what comes with it..i think the master cylinder also but not sure.. will look in the book in a few and see..

I buy the lengths of brake line from speedwaymotors.com and roll my own. Very reasonable!

I do splurge on the braided kits for the Wilwood calipers, though.

Cheaper to buy a 25 foot roll and make the lines.They used to sell an easy bend line.All you have to do is flare them and install,Ive done so many at work and on my car its unreal.Using 60 inch lengths and fittings looks funky on an old car.Besides that its cheaper to buy a roll and some fittings and make a one piece.Rocky

25 foot rolls and pre-made braided from Speed Way. That way there are no unions. Check their cataloge. Many different lengths and ends, cheap.
Doug

Keep the flex line as short as possible, make sure to use Teflon lined hoses only on brakes