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anyone sell pre-bent brake lines and trans lines?

Loose Nut

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I have a 91 gmc jimmy and need to replace all the lines in the truck because there rusted so bad there at the breaking point.

i can bend the lines myself but would prefer to find some prebent and set up so i can just put them in and be done with it.

plus its a time saver in my books.
 
cool thanks bro. Looked them up and called and they said they have them for 219$. i quess i may just bend them up my self :P
 
Loose Nut said:
cool thanks bro. Looked them up and called and they said they have them for 219$. i quess i may just bend them up my self :P
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DANG! yeah it's not that much time saved for 200 bucks:eek1: I'd just get bending;)
 
sweetk30 said:
in the back of the off road mags there is a few places.
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there in the same boat, they either dont offer anything for my truck or there insanly priced.
 
I had a customer order them for a jeep I was building him. By the time I got them all routed I had rebent half of them. Kind of hard to snake a 8ft single line above the crossmembers and around the engine mts etc. Probably worse on a K5 were it runs under the motor mount then hangs a 90* and accross the front crossmember.
 
cegusman said:
I'll 2nd inlinetube. Great service and support, I have done bussiness with them on a few occations and never had a problem.
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I'll third it. Did both of my trucks, front to back in stainless (fuel lines, brake lines, tranny cooler lines, trans modulator lines, etc, etc). Best money I spent. Didn't have to bend or flare, worry about leaks or have a million unions on the truck because the lines at the local parts stores were only 3-4' lengths depending on size (I hate unions if you don't have to use them....just one more chance for a leak).
 
Leadfoot said:
I'll third it.
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I'll forth it. $200 for a full set of pre-bent stainless lines with wire armor. Perfect fit, great company. Way easier than doing it yourself. I've had auto parts store brake line rust through after 2 winters. Brutal. I live right by them, they are great people.
 
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I just got the stainless for my Suburban and they fit...mmmm...nearly perfect.
 
ordered my lines from lcm, stainless steel to, i think was thursday, they were at my door tuesday :P

cant wait to put them on!

yea, they were exspensive, but its 15-20 degrees out, i dont really feel like bending metal all day :)
 
I agree. Besides, you only want to have to do this once. I noticed gas running down the frame rail when it was running, which was from a rotted fuel line. Upon looking into it, the leaking fuel line was in a bundle with the brake line and vent tube, so I replaced all at once. I got carried away and put a new tank and fuel pump in as well. I didn't see the point in putting the old stuff back in with new lines. I also used POR-15 on the frame and top-coated it with chassis coat black, while the lines were off. I now like to lie under the truck and admire my work. LOL... 4x4 for life!
 
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