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Old 02-27-2011, 02:08 PM   #26
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I would contact Steele Rubber and see if they can help.

http://www.steelerubber.com/
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Steele is right "up the road a piece" here in NC and makes all their own rubber extrusions on site.

I haven't installed their products on a 67-72 truck yet, but I've used or seen them on other cars and sometimes they fit/seal even better than factory.
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Old 02-27-2011, 05:23 PM   #27
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I guess I would be x3 on my experience with steele rubber. Very nice seals, all that I have ever bought from them have been great fit and quality. LMC and soft seal have been a crap shoot for seals...some fine, some junk.

I had a very bad experience buying patch panels from LMC...they were total crap. That was about 7 years ago though, maybe they have improved the products they carry.

I would bet all the repro emblems and trim come from the same manufacturer.....anyone know for sure??

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Old 02-27-2011, 11:26 PM   #28
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One person mentioned the brake lines being bent in half. I have never seen any supplier not bend them. The box and shipping is too large. A lot of their sheetmetal is Triplus.
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That was me.

Gee...that's funny...the same lame LMC bent the rear ones from the center of the diff to the wheel cylinders...yet they didn't bend the longer front ones from the master cylinder to the proportioning valve...they must have just got the bigger boxes....OH...and I got to pay $20 for shipping and "handling" each time.

LMC SUCKS
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Old 02-28-2011, 02:55 AM   #29
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That was me.

Gee...that's funny...the same lame LMC bent the rear ones from the center of the diff to the wheel cylinders...yet they didn't bend the longer front ones from the master cylinder to the proportioning valve...they must have just got the bigger boxes....OH...and I got to pay $20 for shipping and "handling" each time.

LMC SUCKS
The Truck Shop is not far from you, with just as many if not more parts at the counter, as well as cases of NOS parts. The brake lines I have purchased have always been bent, and I buy at the counter. I am guessing that this is how the manufacturer ships them to the vendor. Brothers is also close by in Corona (Call ahead to make sure the part you need is in stock!) Why did you mail order from LMC?
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Old 03-05-2011, 11:56 AM   #30
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I guess I would be x3 on my experience with steele rubber. Very nice seals, all that I have ever bought from them have been great fit and quality. LMC and soft seal have been a crap shoot for seals...some fine, some junk.

I had a very bad experience buying patch panels from LMC...they were total crap. That was about 7 years ago though, maybe they have improved the products they carry.

I would bet all the repro emblems and trim come from the same manufacturer.....anyone know for sure??

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Trim parts emblems are made in usa. LMC sells ones made over seas
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Old 03-05-2011, 07:39 PM   #31
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Re: LMC Parts

all the parts i have purchased from LMC are proudly made in Thialand............ but, they fit well. although the finish isn't always perfect it has only been in places that aren't seen once installed. i guess i have just been lucky.

on a side note LMC is about 60 miles from where i live so i can see and touch what i am buying before money is exchanged. and i dont have to pay shipping
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Old 03-05-2011, 08:53 PM   #32
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LMC doesn't MAKE anything, they only resell it ... look elsewhere for the the jackass that bent the brake lines in half.

For what it's worth, I bought a complete set of stainless prebent lines and they came the say 180 degree way ... from a USA company. And yes, the lines were made in the USA too.
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Old 03-06-2011, 02:10 AM   #33
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You must not realize that 95% of the parts you get from any restoration parts place are made in Taiwan. Very few parts are made in China anymore. I personally have had nothing but good luck with LMC parts.
Isn't Taiwan technically part of China?

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My wife came from Taiwan and the quality, fit and finish are the best I have ever seen.
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Old 03-09-2011, 09:13 PM   #34
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My wife came from Taiwan and the quality, fit and finish are the best I have ever seen.


Just joking.... just surprised somebody didn't beat me to this.


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Isn't Taiwan technically part of China? LOL!
Yes, thats why the parts say "Taiwan ROC" (ROC = Republic of China, not Taiwan Rocks! )

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