Reply to "Replacement brake lines"

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THANKS...and when do you expact to have a 73 SS line kit back in stock? Is either kit easier (more forgiving) to work with?

I am not sure when the SS kit will be back in stock as I have been debating on dropping the brake line product as people don't seem interested in purchasing a pre-made kit.

The SS kit has been more popular but is more difficult to flare if you have to make line changes. The OE is very easy to cut and reflare if needed.

Both kits are identical except for the material used. One is original equipment and the other is stainless steel.

10/27/1510:41 AM

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