Found a great site for brake lines, including 3rd/4th gen

[Blacdout96]

I blew the line on my Camaro two years ago and wanted something pre bent, but with GM discontinuing most parts years ago, most sites only advertise for 67-81. A site called inlinetube.com carries lines up to 1996 in both standard and stainless steel. I just got my set in today and must say I'm really impressed with the product. I got the SS 7 piece kit for $185, and about $17 for shipping.

[V]

Ive had their site bookmarked since I got my white 88 GTA... four years ago. One day I'll order what I need lol.

[Jersey Mike]

No 98-02 fbodies :(

[ThoR294]

No 98-02 fbodies :(

I bent my own for my 96, not hard haha. stainless flexible lines are everywhere also

[Featherburner]

I bought their 2 axle hard lines and the flex line that connects them at the center of the rear when I installed my S60 about 8-9 years ago.

[Blacdout96]

No 98-02 fbodies :(

Yea, the main line going down the chassis is the major one too, thats what blew on mine, and they should be the same up until it begins to bend up into the engine compartment. Might want to give them a call and see what steps are needed to have them made, most likely a sacraficial set for them to have scanned into their system.

[sweetbmxrider]

The faqs say they can scan your originals and to call first to ensure they don't have your lines already. I can't find anywhere what grade stainless is used, anyone know?

[IROCZman15]

yup I bought my main line to the rear axle from them a few years back

[PolarBear]

I like sstubes.com they have third gen for sure, haven't looked for 4th though. When I was buying for my 3rd gen around 15 years ago, they were the only place that had stuff for the 3rd gen

They also have truck lines, I bought them for my 69 C10 a few years ago

[PolarBear]

The faqs say they can scan your originals and to call first to ensure they don't have your lines already. I can't find anywhere what grade stainless is used, anyone know?

sstubes says they sell 304, they can also scan your lines and make custom ones

[sweetbmxrider]

Nice, I'm looking for my jeep and they do sell the hard lines, no hoses unfortunately. I'll have to source them elsewhere. Will use sstubes since they advertise 304, thanks for the lead.

[LTb1ow]

classic tube uses 304 as well,

"Tubing is bent from our stock of steel, welded or seamless 304 grade stainless steel, aluminum or copper."

Thats what I have on the truck

[wretched73]

I used sstubes.com for my silvy, 304/304L dual grade tube. 1/4" OD x .028" wall USA mfg tube

[DirtyBird]

I bought my stainless brake line set from summit, classic tube makes it, cost me a little over 200 for it

[LS1ow]

After my adventures with my ABS delete kit, i have a new found fondness of a nice brake line set up, and those look top notch

[Blacdout96]

Do any of these companies sell 4th gen fuel lines? They aren't bad under my car, but if I'm putting shiney new brake lines in, I might as well do them too

[PolarBear]

Do any of these companies sell 4th gen fuel lines? They aren't bad under my car, but if I'm putting shiney new brake lines in, I might as well do them too

SStubes.com doesn't show a fuel line, but they may have it available and don't show it and if not should be able to make what you need if you send yours in