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Just a question , Has anyone used steel brake lines from Inline tube?? I got an order coming for new rear steel lines and they are pre-bent. Anyone ordered form them ?
 

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Top notch product, I will never buy lines from anyone else if I can avoid it! Past experience was with pre-formed gas / tranny / brake lines on an F-Body and was completely satisfied with their product.
 
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I’ve got their stainless steel hardliner and parking brake cables on my 79 C10 and their regular steel brake and fuel lines on my 71 Dart.

No complaints.
 

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The pre-bent lines can be tricky to fish thru/around cross members, prepare to have adult beverages on standby.
 

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Yep, I did my rear line from the distribution block all the way back. Other than having to really cinch down on the joiner fitting more than I wanted, it was top notch. Don't be surprised if it comes rolled up in a box, just carefully straighten it out (so you don't kink it) and it'll be fine.
 

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The pre-bent lines can be tricky to fish thru/around cross members, prepare to have adult beverages on standby.
This. I ordered up trans cooler lines for mine but gave up on them since trying to get them through around the engine was impossible. They were high quality tho.
 

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Same company I used, although I went from rear drums to rear disc, so I had to cut them back, weld tabs, and run rubber hoses up to the calipers. they are quality lines for sure.
 

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I haven't used them on my square but I have on other projects. Great stuff and helpful company.
 

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I did a kit for '68 Impala and '77 C10. Nice but PITA to fit.

Then I found out about a place near me in Phoenix that could make and install the lines cheaper than I could buy from Inline. I would suspect every major city has a shop that only does hydraulic lines. They have large roles of various tubing sizes and materials.

They did SS fuel lines from a rear mounted underbed gas tank to carb and also my hydroboost hoses all for around $350 installed. Only in shop 1-2 days.
 

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