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Nascar318is · 07-08-2008, 10:14 AM

I don't know man... I'd go full lines, not rubber ones, after what happened with the ford and my super rubber line... never again. If you install all that stuff by yourself, spend the money on the steel lines... And the bunder is around $15 at CT, you can do 4 different sizes.. My buddy did his fuel(all of them) and rear brake lines.. with the bender and some line..

I agree with Joey, keep practising, cause I'm starting to smell gas....

07-08-2008, 10:14 AM	#25
Nascar318is 6th Gear Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Ottawa Posts: 4,947 Car: 08 Civic	I don't know man... I'd go full lines, not rubber ones, after what happened with the ford and my super rubber line... never again. If you install all that stuff by yourself, spend the money on the steel lines... And the bunder is around $15 at CT, you can do 4 different sizes.. My buddy did his fuel(all of them) and rear brake lines.. with the bender and some line.. I agree with Joey, keep practising, cause I'm starting to smell gas.... __________________ 1994 318is-Sold July 13th 2010.. Sad Sad Day