Technical stainless brake line flaring woes!!

Used stainless on my coupe.....not worth the effort. Used nickel/copper on my sons Highboy pu.....and that's what we will use on the next project too.

 

Now that looks like something I need to get before my next brake line job. Nice!


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I've switched to only using Cunifer lines. Did my DD Dakota with it, then my 37 Chevy. 25' spools are cheap on Amazon, and the stuff is easy to work with.



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guys i started replumbing my bird earlier and the coiled line is 100% better than the prefab straight pieces ive been using, its night and day. I bought a vice mounted tube straightener which SUCKS, it doesn't work well at all i did most of the lines so far by hand and rolling on my table/

i tried the Nicop stuff, super easy but i kept overflaring and messing up, im gonna save the material for another project

i wanted to share i got this Eastwood debur tool and its amazing, i never made flares so nice in my life, total game changer for me and the best $25 i ever spent on a tool. I actually use a countersink bit on my cordless drill as its faster but the Eastwood tool cleans up the inside and chamfers the outside perfect.

i plan to wrap this up in the coming days once the heat dies down a bit