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Alloy fuel line

Started by yel327 , Aug 20 2020 09:17 PM

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#26 mick_in_oz

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Posted 27 September 2020 - 07:45 PM

I want feedback on the flaring tool once you get a dozen or so through it...

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#27 yel327

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Posted 27 September 2020 - 08:28 PM

OK. It is an Eastwood, same as Aeroflow I think. Not cheap but also not super expensive.

https://www.eastwood...aring-tool.html

Looks like I can get a 37deg dies for it too for AN fittings.

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#28 LJ RB30

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Posted 27 September 2020 - 11:15 PM

I want feedback on the flaring tool once you get a dozen or so through it...

I have one as well. They do a perfect job & quick & easy to use. Wish I had bought one years ago instead of putting up with cheap crap ones.

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#29 gad05

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Posted 28 September 2020 - 10:45 AM

I have one of those Aeroflow flaring tools.
Works a treat. Good investment if you have a number of cars to do.

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#30 claysummers

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Posted 28 September 2020 - 05:16 PM

Thanks Byron,
Reckon I’ve got the same flaring tool. Need to get bending gear, maybe straightener. I have bought straight lengths from the brake shop but they are 20ft.

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