25 Ft. of 3/16 and 1/4 Zinc-Coated Brake Line Tubing Kit - Muhize 25 ft 3/16" & 1/4" Steel Tube Roll (Includes 16 & 16 Fittings)

LINED UP In terms of the inside, it has a magnetic steel composite. Most reviews are bad about this product because it is magnetic, which means it isn't solid copper. The only thing that is copper is This car is lined on the outside- you need to know that before you buy it if you intend to keep it as your car for the next 15 years in a rusty region. you're planning to drive the car for a long time and would like to spend the extra money to have genuine copper lines installed, you may want to spend double the price. For those of you who are like me and want to add another five years to your car When it's been 10 years since the last update, this should be sufficient. A 30-foot length of both 1/4" and 5/8" is about the right price for $30 We have three lines, a couple of fittings, and some 3/16" lines. There was only one complaint I had, and that was that the fittings weren't the same as the original fittings on my 2004 Honda Civic EX Coupe, so I had to replace them Under my engine bay, I purchased and installed my stock Honda fittings for replacing the rear brake line on the driver's side. To make bubble flare ends, I purchased a brake line flaring tool - it did a perfect job - nothing to worry about I was able to make it work on my first attempt. The most important tip for newbies is this You should take your time and be methodical. Put your fittings directly on the lines before you flare or crimp them, and ensure that they face the right way. In case you aren't familiar with this process, it doesn't hurt to cut a short length of brake line and make a few flared ends WITH YOUR brake line flaring tool BEFORE cutting a long length and attempting to make your line on the first attempt. While flaring brake line ends is a tricky task, and not every tool works well, it nonetheless requires skill and knowledge. Make sure you put the rubber cap back on the portion of the spool that you aren't using after you have cut the brake line to prevent moisture from getting inside! The brake line I bought for my own vehicles is the same as the line I bought for my own vehicles and I am glad I have some spare brake lines.

Layne Short

| Oct 04, 2020

My brake lines on my 1991 K2500 had to be replaced, and the kit came with everything I needed. All items arrived within two business days and at a fair price. I found it to be quicker and easier than getting it from a parts store (who never have what I need.

Beckett Jenkins

| Nov 18, 2020

You shouldn't waste your time installing these. I did not even have the chance to do so, and it was clear that the lines are just coated copper This is a scam. You will rust these, and you will have to buy them all over again in the future. There is no way this seller can be trusted, so I'll make sure to buy from a legitimate seller next time. Having it done upfront will save you tons of time and money later on.

Aisha Haas

| Apr 03, 2021

The "kit" that my husband purchased had everything he needed to fix the brakes on his pickup truck. This is the first time his brakes have worked this well and been as tight as this. This kit is awesome.

Francesca Finley

| Apr 10, 2021

No damage was done to it after it was bent. It seems to be alright. When it came time to put it on, I took my time.

Abdullah McGrath

| Aug 20, 2020

It is easy to use, but does not contain nickel or full The surface of an object will eventually rust depending where the object is.

Terry Hanson

| Nov 15, 2020