Is it cheaper than the version that he got?
Probably not where I live! LolIs it cheaper than the version that he got?
Probably not where I live! Lol

Man, one of you is getting ripped off. And I'm not sure which one.
Maybe you're both getting ripped off.![]()
At least you will have beautiful skinTheres only the option of being ripped off here.
Theres only the option of being ripped off here.
The copper-nickel lines are a ton easier to flare and bend. At least they are for me. But I hate flaring lines.
I heat the end of the line before I flare it
Are the brake lines missing on the truck now?
I bought a couple rolls of summit brand line with the fittings. I can get the P/N's for them if you want.
Just remember... Slide the fitting on AND THEN flare the line. @bent72 will agree.
Just remember... Slide the fitting on AND THEN flare the line. @bent72 will agree.

They were smoked so i trashed them.
I have SUM-220114 and SUM-220136 in my cart right now....same ones? The fittings were the ones that popped up for $6.97? I got one union as well figuring id split the line after the cab maybe... Not sure if one is needed anywhere for the 3/16 line.
yeah that's the same line but I bought 1/4", 5/16" and 3/8". Then the male inverted flares for each size, didn't buy any unions because I don't plan on fking up and I can get those at Napa if I do.
Dang itJust remember... Slide the fitting on AND THEN flare the line. @bent72 will agree.
So youre going to do the line to the rear end in one shot with no breaks? Im trying to gauge whether or not i should make a split for the just in case. The blazer was split in two and when i stripped the line fitting going to the drop i was thankful i could just redo that section on the bench.
Wheres 5/16 going? I thought it was only the other two sizes...
I want to do it in one shot without any unions since they'll be inside of the boxed frame. The 5/16 is the fuel return line, not sure if that's going to be correct with the FiTech though...