🔩 A-Team Performance 3/16'' Double Walled Galvanized Steel Tube Brake Line Kit, 25 Feet - Includes 16 Fittings for Hydraulic Braking, Fuel, and Transmission Systems Review

Had to replace the rear brake lines on my Chevy. The roll was 25 feet long, which was enough to get the job done by about 1 foot. Came with the attachments I needed. The price was very reasonable.

I got this to replace the brake hoses on my S13, it comes with different sized fittings and I just bent the cable by hand. You can bend more than 90° without the line itself bending.

These lines rusted after only a year of use on a boat trailer and the fittings were badly rusted. If you want them to last longer, pay the extra money and buy some coated lines and higher quality fittings.

Good value for money. I review or restore a lot of vintage hot rods so this is my pick. Not always this brand, but almost everything is cheapest at Revain. In most cases it is cheaper to buy a reel if you need more fittings than to buy just fittings. One difference I've noticed with this reel compared to others I've bought is that the tube comes with end caps. Nice gesture. In addition, 25 feet is usually barely enough for a car. I always plan on using a partial roll, but I've made enough now…

Everything was great even there are two different end sizes for the GM master cylinder that I put in my car. My only issue is that I didn't realize the hex head on the end fittings was metric. This is only a problem because the old car I work on used an SAE end and my flare key is SAE only. So I had to use a regular metric wrench to tighten these new lines. Not a big deal, just would have been nice to know before sitting under the car trying to use the SAE key. Do yourself a favor and invest in