RE: hard brake lines questions

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Dave , care to  share what the brakelines set u back??
   I imagine stainless steel lines are a small fortune.
    Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon
On Sat, 11 Dec 2004 20:00:48 -0500, "Dave Krugler" <dkrugler@xxxxxxx>
said:
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> Original lines are galvanized steel and do definitely rust.  I replaced
> all 
> the lines on the 63 Polara I had with more galvanized lines from Inline
> Tube 
> in Frazier MI (www.inlinetube.com) who makes these lines on computer
> aided 
> mfg equipment from original factory drawings.  I had some lines on my car 
> that were questionable as they were covered with undercoating.  I also 
> recall removing some lines that appeared healthy but broke easily in my 
> hands because they were rusted thin from the inside.  In the end I
> replaced 
> steel lines, flex lines, some wheel cylinders and the master cylinder and 
> went to Stainless Steel Brakes silicone fluid.  I never had a problem
> with 
> them afterwords.  The ultimate in safety would porbably be to replace all 
> lines with stainless lines, replace all flex lines and all cylinders and 
> upgrade to a dual master cylinder (if the single bowl cylinder fails you 
> have no brakes unless your emergency brake is really up to snuff and you
> are 
> good with it and have lots of open road in front you to slow down).  The 
> Inline Tube guys have everything to replace the oem lines and mounting 
> hardware.
> 
> >From: Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> >Reply-To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
> >To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
> >Subject: hard brake lines questions
> >Date: Sat, 11 Dec 2004 16:16:57 -0800
> >
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> >  Should hard braKE lines be replaced if they pass an eyeball inspection?
> >  i know they could theoretically  be rusting inside them from moisture
> >  in brake fluid, but.... how common is that?
> >     They are stainless steel, correct, or just steel?
> >      What about flushing- any way to flush the lines and with what?
> >    Are new lines expensive?? Hard to put in??
> >        They have to come out for my floor pan repair so I just thought
> >        while they are out, better do it right.
> >      Neal ZImmerman, Eugene Oregon
> >
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