25 16 Brake Line Kit Review

This is a quality leash and kit to match, everything that says in the description is true and so far my new 6ft 3" replacement leash is working great. You will need to purchase a torch tool or one at your local Hire an auto parts store.You will also need a cutting tool and a pipe bender.I would definitely recommend this kit to anyone who wants to do it themselves for a fraction of the cost.

Great for new brake lines on my 1969 Chevy truck that I'm building. Easy to bend and relax. Bleed the entire system and only one fitting was leaking, fitting tightened and no leaks. A quality product and the availability of all fittings made my life easier. TIP: I used a 2x4 and some Lows Mesh door rollers to even out the line.

If you're using this for brakes, don't waste time with the aluminum parts that are included. Take the steel hardware and do the job once, not 3 times like I should have because the aluminum hardware just wasn't tight. Their connection was brass and worked fine, but the tube nuts were a huge waste of time. It's not the company's fault, but keep this in mind as you prepare to cut and splice.

This is great value for money. I bought a roll of Nikop from Napa for convenience. It was $50 for 25 feet plus an assembly fee (also expensive). Only to find out it's too soft and buckles in Eastwood Pro Flash (see photo). Then I ordered this steel pipe and fittings. It arrived in 2 days with Prime and worked great. The hose alone was cheaper than the parts store and the fittings are a huge bonus! Many Thanks

Great set. A good selection of tube nuts are included making it easier than figuring out which ones you need. I used this kit on a '66 Ford Galaxie with a disc brake rebuild. I was able to make new lines for the front and rear parts, as well as lines from the master brake cylinder to the combination valve. I didn't have enough for the center section so I ordered a second set and now have a good supply of tube nuts for parts.

Love everything you've made so far. The packaging was beautiful. The accessory was there The problem that makes all the difference in the world. I've never had to torch the tubes. I bought a cheap flare kit and got a number so I can contact you if I have any problems, thanks