I'm ready for new brake lines (all) and wanted to know the best supplier/value to go to.
Thanks for any help. :thumbs:
Thanks for any help. :thumbs:
Best brake line supplier ??
Texas70
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We only sell the Right Stuff. Best, period!
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John,
check this place out
The stainless is what I think I am going with on my convertible. I hate to change mine because they are in excellent condition but think I will be better off down the road.
Nelson
http://www.inlinetube.com/
check this place out
The stainless is what I think I am going with on my convertible. I hate to change mine because they are in excellent condition but think I will be better off down the road.
Nelson
http://www.inlinetube.com/
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i used a kit from inlinetube. it fit perfect. even no problems with headers and solid motor mounts. at the same time i installed a front disc brake conversion. it was a nice kit with everything fitting perfect with no mods required. the only bummer was that they forgot to include the large bolts that attach the top of the spindles. couldn't find a 5/8" fine thread bolt anywhere! so called them and they agreed to ship them with some arguement. then they charged me $10 plus shipping for the part that should have been in the kit. so good product, but don't expect much for their customer service.
John
I like Right Stuff Detailing. I had some problems with some parts that I bought from a different supplier, but had Right Stuff lines. When I called Right Stuff to ask some questions concerning what I was seeing, I just happened to talked with the owner. He said that he wanted me to have the car working and to be safe. He did not care that not everything was his, but his lines were connected to it. He walked me through the problem and even called me back a few days later.
Their lines fit really good, with just a few minor tweeks. This is to be expected with our older cars and the changes that I did. The lines were great, and so is their customer service. Shipping is fast too, but I am in Ohio a few hours from them. They can even make custom lines as needed, as the made me a 1/2" stainless hard line for my car to help feed my BBC.
Give them a call and ask them some questions, they are willing to talk and send you a catlog without any problems.
I have heard good things about In Line Tube, but I have never used them for lines.
Hope this helps.
Bill
I like Right Stuff Detailing. I had some problems with some parts that I bought from a different supplier, but had Right Stuff lines. When I called Right Stuff to ask some questions concerning what I was seeing, I just happened to talked with the owner. He said that he wanted me to have the car working and to be safe. He did not care that not everything was his, but his lines were connected to it. He walked me through the problem and even called me back a few days later.
Their lines fit really good, with just a few minor tweeks. This is to be expected with our older cars and the changes that I did. The lines were great, and so is their customer service. Shipping is fast too, but I am in Ohio a few hours from them. They can even make custom lines as needed, as the made me a 1/2" stainless hard line for my car to help feed my BBC.
Give them a call and ask them some questions, they are willing to talk and send you a catlog without any problems.
I have heard good things about In Line Tube, but I have never used them for lines.
Hope this helps.
Bill
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I used Fine Lines stainless parts and I'm very happy with fit and finish.
In Line Tube thruout my 70 Chevelle. Excellent fit. I even had them custom make a 3/16 line for the line going from the front to the rears since I have discs back there. It has all the same bends as stock and fit perfect. Also stainless flexible lines instead of rubber.
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I like Right Stuff. InLine has good stuff, but when there is a problem they do not want to hear about it.
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