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Flaring a brake line

notallthere
in How To: Tools

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I have been doing this wrong for years and after getting pissed at the work I was doing this past weekend I watched Gearz and they showed me how to do it right.

http://www.rx7.org/Robinette/flare_brake_line.htm

This is the technique that was used and it works much better than the cluster that I was doing. The one thing that I learned is to buy a complete flaring kit. Do not buy it without the double flare attachments. Also if it seems to cheap to be true -----run.

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Nice. Good link!

Hmmm... that's the way I've always done it. I guess that's all good ! :dancingpontiac:

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