Any E/C people get lines from these guys???
purchased set at Carlisle, and waiting for delivery

OOPS The company is THE RIGHT STUFF!!!!!!

I bought brake lines for my 68 from them. I converted from drum brakes to single piston caliper disks and used their valve kit. It took no less than 4 attempts to get a set that fit. The front lines weren't even close to fitting. The back line was too short, must have been for a coupe as the fram is longer on our elky. I even bent and welded pieces together, mailed them to them and they still couldn't get it right. I finally cut and flared a couple of pieces together to make them work. After 4 attempts at sending me a good set I had plenty of line to work with.
They were very nice people and easy to deal with, but were never able to give me a set of lines that fit plug-n-play.

Joe

Thanks JOE----(I think)
holding my breath!!!!

I used one of their setups on one of my ragtops and was so happy with it that I ordered some stuff for my Elky from them at Carlisle last thursday.

You wont do any better than Right Stuff!!! I have a strike-year Elky that ended up with what appears to be GTO lines (from the Fremont plant)......they hand built them from scratch for free because the "stock" ones were'nt the same..........they fit PERFECTLY.

I think that's where I got my lines,fuel and brake.All fit well.Look good...

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Rick

Just ordered brake and fuel lines from Ground Up for my 1969 Chevelle. I asked who made the brake lines and they said it was Right Stuff. Also in the Ground Up catalog they state that they are Right Stuff lines. I had also called Right Stuff direct but their price was a bit higher then Ground Up with the Team Chevelle discount so ordered from Ground Up. Have not received them yet (hopefully early next week).

yea I ordered the SS 3/8 carb/holley three piece set with brass fittin'from them last year at carlisle very happy with there product.

steve