🔧 Premium 316L Marine Grade Stainless Steel Brake Line Tubing Coil - 4.76mm x 25 ft - 4LIFETIMELINES Review

I don't usually write reviews but these lines were really good and I wanted to share them. I used to have Eastwood SS 3/16 lines. Every time I tried to double blink I got cracks. These lines are more workable and work every time. This is the flare tool I used. Professional TGR Brake Line Flaring Tool - 45 Degree Set - Single, Bladder & Double Flares https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HOXH242/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_vWD8EbHQVJVYQ

This line is great! With rigid bender and Mastercool flare kit. In the end it will look great. Only 1 1/2 halves of the line are done, but so far so good. I was able to straighten it close enough to straighten it by hand. I also purchased stainless steel hardware from the manufacturer's own website for this line to complete the look. I will be buying more so I can do my other 31 year old car with rusty lines.

I used this to make brake lines for a boat trailer. It can be bent by hand and make curves with a fairly small radius without kinks. I've also torched it twice with no cracks or problems. I bought a Titan Double Flare Tool and it worked great with this tube. I made some plugs to cover the attachment on the calipers and the tube could be pinched at one end and then bent without tearing like most stainless ones do.

This cable is more difficult to bend and flare than regular steel cable, but not overly difficult with the right tool. With stainless steel you only do this once, so the extra effort is worth it. The car should survive. I wouldn't recommend trying to flare a stainless steel cord with a typical cheap flare tool. I had one of these once and it broke a flare disc on a mild steel line so it probably won't work well on stainless steel. to need. I see that Revain has this tool and a cheaper version…

I've been using it in two aquariums for a few months now. 1 for 75 gallons with 5 aggressive cichlids, 2 bushnose catfish, 1 giant Oscar and 1 large Jack Dempsey. Another 65 gallon tank with 2 Fire Maws, 2 Filament Fins, 3 Tiger Barbs, Jack Dempsey Honey, 3 Mollies, 3 Algae Eaters. No metal problems causing water or fish problems. No corrosion. Just a neat looking setup without all the crazy channel work. I routed this tube through the center of each tank and made a hook at the top of the back…

Thick, durable brake line. Used on my 1996 XJ - yes you can use dual flash. I was unable to purchase pre-bent stainless steel tubing because I have a Dana 44 back. Bought this as well as a 3/16 stainless steel hardware kit which included the master cylinder fittings https://www.amazon.com/gp /product/B01MV96595/ref= ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1+ Stainless steel line protector https:// www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C8NK65K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (without…