🔧 MuHize 25 ft 3/16'' Double Walled Brake Line Tubing Kit - Zinc-Coated Steel Tube Roll for Fuel, Transmission (Includes 16 Fittings) in Hydraulic Fuel Transmission System Review

I decided to give it a try because it was a third of the price of a simple bend line at my local parts store. This line works great. I can wrap it around my finger without kinking. I also got my 4 rockets perfect the first time. This will be the only line I will buy from now on.

Well, I actually wanted to replace my old brake lines with copper-nickel tubes, but I can't. Despite what the seller says, if you are looking for a steel coated brake line then this could be the one for you. I tried to contact the seller but never replied so I went straight to Revain to get my money back. I've added a video to demonstrate.

This is not copper as the name of the product suggests, spent an hour trying to figure out why my coil wasn't working, decided to grind the contact pads and what I thought the copper oxide on the surface turned out to be real material everywhere, the copper paint layer is just sublimated. Then I tested it with a magnet and it's magnetic so it just got hot and didn't work properly.

Ordered this for my husband's car which had the original fuel lines leaking due to corrosion. I have to say this was the best purchase I have ever made because it was so easy to install and saved me money that a regular mechanic would charge me. If you know how to replace brake or fuel lines, I recommend this product for its high quality and ease of use. I would definitely buy again.

Bought with the expectation that I would buy Ni-Copp tubing. As mentioned in other reviews (which are 5 stars and therefore not taken seriously) these are copper clad steel tubing. Checked with a magnet, the magnet pulls like glue. Although the corrosion resistance will be sufficient for the car's intended lifespan, I was aiming for the comfort that Nicopp offers. Also, why the heck are brass nuts sold with steel tubing?

I've been repairing my cars myself since 1976. I've always used hard brake lines from the auto parts store. I even have a double extension kit but I've always had trouble bending and extending those hard lines. I bought it for a complete front to rear brake line replacement for a 50's car project. They stretch easily, bend much more easily than those I've used in the past, and effortlessly make lines of precise length and shape. Very satisfied. I wish I had used this a few years ago, would have

Great product for restoring rust marks on older Chevys. Very easy to bend if you have a manual bender or even just by hand. That's enough. I could make a 99 Chevy Suburban K1500 from the master to the press and then all the wheels, but this truck also used 1/4". line from the master to the ABS and then to the rear axle. When pulling the line, it's really important to be careful that the blow cone stays straight on the 2nd stage of the double flair, it comes out very easily through the softer…