Time to start spending... Again

[SONOSADSACK]

I am hoping to be at a point within the next few weeks where I can start running brake lines. Anyone have any opinions of manufactures that they have personally used? I would love to hear from you. Good or BAD. I am looking for a stainless pre-bent kit for a ’72 K5 Blazer.

[SeventyOne]

I just ordered a new stainless setup from inlinetube.com yesterday.

Most reviews are positive.

[tubbedII]

I used inlinetube.com. No real complaints about the kit I got...but somethings didn't line up completely. The main issues I had were from the master to the front crossmember, but I don't know if I'm running a stock set up. A little bending and flaring for those was all it took to get it done at least. Actually, the only other thing that wasn't exactly right was the hard line to the rear end's soft line...the part that it should have cliped to was off a ways.

All in all, I felt that buying the kit was well worth it as it saved me a lot of time in bending and flaring...I also went with their braided lines that bolted right in with no problems.

[SONOSADSACK]

Good info, thanks

[Tom Vogel]

I bought the SS kit from Inline Tube. The quality was actually very nice. Good fit, no leaks.
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[SeventyOne]

Originally Posted by Tom Vogel

I bought the SS kit from Inline Tube. The quality was actually very nice. Good fit, no leaks.
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Tom - where did you get the clips that mount the lines to the frame? Or did you keep the original?

Chris