Anybody ever use this product?
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From: Suwanee,Ga
Anybody ever use this product?
Cunifer brake lines, sold by FedHill.
Sounds like a better product all around,
AND since I need ALL need brake lines I am powerfully interested.
But I would sure like to know if anybody has ever used this stuff?
New Pre-bents are " pricey" , freight is a little silly, and trying to make decent small radius bends myself is tough,
AND good bending and flaring tools are pretty costly too... more than the Pre-bent set costs !
TJM
Sounds like a better product all around,
AND since I need ALL need brake lines I am powerfully interested.
But I would sure like to know if anybody has ever used this stuff?
New Pre-bents are " pricey" , freight is a little silly, and trying to make decent small radius bends myself is tough,
AND good bending and flaring tools are pretty costly too... more than the Pre-bent set costs !
TJM
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The cunifer tubing is very good stuff. Easy to bend and flar I live in west. Pa. and have some friends who work in small shops and do a lot of brk. and fuel line replacement and sware by this stuffBut you will still neeed good flaring tools
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Drifting
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Beauty! They rent the tool for $25 a week and it appears to be a work of art.
I worried about the Copper thing, But they claim Porsche, Audi and Volvo use it so I am guessing it takes heat?
TJM
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Copper Nickle alloy? Don't know. Don't think so? Porsche use it so does Audi & Volvo?
More concerned about being able to take the best route without kinking or putting undo side pressure on walls and such.
Brake failures at 165 mph is a real bad thing.
TJM
