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Old 02-12-2009, 06:56 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Jersyboyy View Post
bending and flaring no problem but how much tubing would I need for each side. Does the brake lines go from the front of the car ALL the way to the rear or is their a junction in the middle some where, and wouldnt that junction be similar to a compression union?

If I choose to do my own brake lines would I have to bend fit and put the brake lines on first before I swap the rear or can I swap it and do the rest later?

Tubing is really cheap. I'd get a lot extra though, in case some flares don't turn out right. I can't stress enough that you have to strive for perfection.

You do not need to swap all of the lines on the car. There should be a flex hose back by the rear axle that acts as a union between two halves of the brake line going to the rear wheels. Pop under the car and you will see what I mean. You should only have to replace the two brake lines on the rear axle.

Have a look at these vids:

http://www.ehow.com/video_2328133_to...ake-lines.html

I don't think you will need the torch, though.

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