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22-02-19, 23:39
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Personally, I think stainless is a bit of an extravagance. Regular bundy line will outlast most of us.
I have been lucky in that I have found a couple of the kent-moore J8051 double flaring kits at surplus stores over the years. They would be very expensive to buy at retail, and do a fantastic job of brakelines and fuel lines. They were the standard in all the military shops when I was younger, but now with the metric lines, they have kind of fallen out of favour. 
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