For anyone that is addicted to stainless steel brake lines, like I am, here is a suggestion that will cost you a bit of money in the short term but it will be a great investment. I used to flare stainless tubing with a Snap-On flaring tool but it was hard to do and it was a crap shoot if you got a decent flare, even with practice. I recently picked up the tool listed below from a guy in the UK, but I now see that Eastwood has it for quite a bit less than I paid. It works absolutely great and factory perfect flares everytime. I recently redid my lines on my '50 Hudson and I had zero leakers (wish I had had this when I did my '64 Hawk's lines)! Only caution is to make sure the anvil is seated all the way or you will break the yoke. This is an absolutely great tool to have for any type of tubing:
http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT
Dan White
64 R1 GT
64 R2 GT
http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT
Dan White
64 R1 GT
64 R2 GT
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