repop brake and fuel lines

[Joe12459]

Does anyone know if somebody makes pre-bent fuel and brake lines for a Mirada? My son's car could use both, and in my old age I've become a little lazy. It's just a little easier that making them myself, and usually looks better.

 

[/6Volare]

Have you checked with inline tube?

 

[Joe12459]

Yup. They don't have them. I don't think I'm going to have much luck finding them. I just figured I try before I just make them myself. Thanks!

 

[Aspen500]

I wonder how much different J body is from F body as far as fuel/brake lines goes? I got the Inline Tube ones on my car and they fit perfectly, except obviously the rear axle lines (8 3/4"). Oh, and had to modify the master to combi valve lines because they only have for power brakes and I've got manual.

Anyhow,,,,,,,,,,excellent quality.

 

[Joe12459]

I wonder how much different J body is from F body as far as fuel/brake lines goes? I got the Inline Tube ones on my car and they fit perfectly, except obviously the rear axle lines (8 3/4"). Oh, and had to modify the master to combi valve lines because they only have for power brakes and I've got manual.

Anyhow,,,,,,,,,,excellent quality.

I was actually considering that myself. I'm not sure it's worth buying pre-made ones that I might have to modify anyway. I'll have to look at some F body diagrams or photos.

 

[MiradaMegacab]

If you cut yours on an angle and mail them in, they can make them.

 

[Joe12459]

If you cut yours on an angle and mail them in, they can make them.

That's not a bad idea. Thanks!

 

[bremereric]

That's what I did on my Aspen and on my Dart. Make sure you go stainless.

 

[Mopar&vettedude]

I would call classic tube. They make their in stainless as well. They may say they dont make them often, but they will have the blueprints to make them.

 

[Joe12459]

Thanks for all of the info! I ended up making my own stainless lines. They came out good,just took a little longer than pre-made ones would have.