Re: How do my brake line flares look to you
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Originally Posted by LS short box
I also have the Eastwood flare tool shown above. Works great.
Another thing to consider for a good flare is line prep before flaring. Make sure the end of the tube is "square" after you cut it to length. I typically use a very fine tooth hack saw blade. Tubing cutter have a tendency to squish the tube as you cut it off. Then after the cut deburr the inside of the tube. I like using a #3 center drill or a small counter sink bit.
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These are good tips!
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Keagan
68 SWB C-10 original 350 A/C 503 Mean Green
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