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FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES

Posted By: rayztoy

FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/16/08 02:57 PM

Hi Guys,
Where can I source these items, as closest to OEM in fit and quality? Thanks.
Ray

Posted By: anlauto

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/16/08 04:40 PM

I really like FINE LINES...excellent quality and fit in my opinion

Posted By: rayztoy

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/16/08 04:45 PM

Alan,
Thanks for the advice. Now do they make both the brake and fuel lines?

Posted By: torkrules

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/16/08 05:48 PM

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Alan,
Thanks for the advice. Now do they make both the brake and fuel lines?

Inline tube out of Ohio makes some nice lines. They also have repop splitter blocks, proportioning valves, cables,etc

Posted By: anlauto

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/16/08 05:51 PM

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Alan,
Thanks for the advice. Now do they make both the brake and fuel lines?

Yes..They have EVERYTHING you will need. I've bought SEVERAL sets in the past 5 years and have never had any issues

Posted By: rayztoy

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/16/08 08:42 PM

Did you go with stainless or OEM? Guys, THANKS!

Posted By: anlauto

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/17/08 03:15 AM

I've used both

Posted By: Paul Jacobs

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/17/08 03:19 AM

Stainless looks great and last forever, but some people have problems with them sealing because they are so mouch harder than the brass blocks they screw into. If I use them, I usually "seat" them then back off the nut and seat them a couple times to "form" the brass into the line. OE steel is fine also, it just will not look as good as the stainlessin time and corrosion is a possibility. For a limited use driver or show car OE would be fine-if I were building a car to drive ALOT or it was going to be stored in less than idea conditions I would use the stainless. Also, I have had good luck with Inline tube & Fine Lines-The right stuff doesn't seem to fit very good in my opinion.

Posted By: rayztoy

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/17/08 11:58 AM

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The right stuff doesn't seem to fit very good in my opinion.

I'm not sure what you are saying, so could you please clarify. Thanks.

Posted By: hemi68charger

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/17/08 12:38 PM

He's probably referring to the company called "The right stuff"... They make lines.

Posted By: AdamR

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/17/08 01:04 PM

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I really like FINE LINES...excellent quality and fit in my opinion

Posted By: anlauto

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/17/08 01:39 PM

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Stainless looks great and last forever, but some people have problems with them sealing because they are so mouch harder than the brass blocks they screw into. If I use them, I usually "seat" them then back off the nut and seat them a couple times to "form" the brass into the line. OE steel is fine also, it just will not look as good as the stainlessin time and corrosion is a possibility. For a limited use driver or show car OE would be fine-if I were building a car to drive ALOT or it was going to be stored in less than idea conditions I would use the stainless. Also, I have had good luck with Inline tube & Fine Lines-The right stuff doesn't seem to fit very good in my opinion.

1000%

Posted By: rayztoy

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/17/08 03:21 PM

Many thanks to all for your feedback!

Posted By: dobie

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/19/08 02:29 AM

I've got all new SS brake and fuel lines from Right Stuff Detailing. I'm happy with them.

Posted By: A34

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/19/08 02:47 AM

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I've got all new SS brake and fuel lines from Right Stuff Detailing. I'm happy with them.

I guess it's too late now, but RPM offers a discount of 25% off list for moparts members. www.rpmrestoparts.com.

I got my brake and fuel lines in stainless and love them !

Posted By: dobie

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/19/08 04:36 PM

Well, thanks for the tip. I'm sure I'll use them down the road.

Posted By: rayztoy

Re: FUEL LINES & BRAKE LINES - 05/19/08 05:25 PM

Thanks for posting, as I haven't purchased mine yet.