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  • WTB/Rent: High Quality Brake Flaring Tool

    Anyone know where I can buy/rent a high quality hydraulic brake line flaring tool locally? I'd settle for a vice mounted high pressure one as well. I've busted two crappy flaring tools on the stainless steel line I'm using on the Camaro. Any help would be great. Thanks.

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    why are you using stainless steel?

    At work we do not use stainless steel brake lines because they are such a ***** to tighten and not have them leak!

    Maybe call K-tool, or another quality tool supplier snap on, matco etc.

    Might even be worth calling up inline tube.
    Last edited by bri2203; July 6th, 2010, 10:07 PM.

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    • #3
      Maybe because he wants it to last more than 3 years...??? What size/style flares? I have a friend with a hydraulic bender who lives in Madison Heights. Not sure how close that is to Ferndale. I could ask if you could use/rent it if that's not too far of a hike.

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      • #4
        snap on hydrualic flare tool is sweet.
        expensive though

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        • #5
          Originally posted by ITSSLOW View Post
          Maybe because he wants it to last more than 3 years...??? What size/style flares? I have a friend with a hydraulic bender who lives in Madison Heights. Not sure how close that is to Ferndale. I could ask if you could use/rent it if that's not too far of a hike.
          OEM use steel lines that have a coating on them. It weird how some lines will last 10 year and if driven in the right climate it they will last 40+ years...

          Madison Heights and Ferndale are pretty much kitty corner.
          Last edited by bri2203; July 6th, 2010, 10:39 PM.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by bri2203 View Post
            Madison Heights and Ferndale are pretty much kitty corner.
            yup 5 minutes apart...
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            • #7
              Holy hell guys. Thanks for all the responses. I found a good lead on purchasing a Mastercool 71475 hydraulic flare kit locally. If that falls through (aka out of stock), I'll hit you up Tom.

              Oh and Brian, stainless = pure sex + indestructible.

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              • #8
                If you need to get working on those tubes quickly, I have a flaring kit that came from the MATCO truck that you are welcome to use.

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                • #9
                  Kevin, thanks but I'm good for now. I'm definitely not going to make my deadline of end of this weekend for fire up given the fact that I've got a couple other things missing (I just updated my swap thread with specifics). I should have the Mastercool kit in my hands by end of Friday. Thanks again.

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