Looking for a tube bender for brakeline/fueline
- landshark
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Looking for a tube bender for brakeline/fueline
Iam looking to acquire a nice tube bender for hard brakeline and fuel line. I would like to purchase one rather than borrow as I would use it from time to time on my other project... thanks!
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- Justin
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Re: Looking for a tube bender for brakeline/fueline
This is the one I've got. Haven't used it yet, so can't give a review, but it seems to be relatively good quality for the money.
http://www.harborfreight.com/tubing-bender-3755.html
http://www.harborfreight.com/tubing-bender-3755.html
- landshark
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Re: Looking for a tube bender for brakeline/fueline
cool will do then.. i see them all the time at the auto parts store but wanted to see what was out there before I picked one up.
I want to run my fuel and electric lines before I put the frame back on the body.
I want to run my fuel and electric lines before I put the frame back on the body.
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- Jesus_man
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Re: Looking for a tube bender for brakeline/fueline
landshark wrote: before I put the frame back on the body.
You do it your way, but I prefer to put the body on the frame. LOL!!
Really, I think you're doing amazing work especially considering the tight spaces you are working in. You have my respect, but I had to give you a ribbin'.
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Re: Looking for a tube bender for brakeline/fueline
ha well.. i will actually be lifting the frame to the body first and hanging it off the body mounts then move the stands.. then start hanging the suspension ;)
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Re: Looking for a tube bender for brakeline/fueline
I guess you have it right then! Carry-on! LOL
1973 Bronco, 351 SEFI, Locked, discs, 35's ZF-5spd and Atlas 4spd. 235:1 Crawl Ratio. It may be ugly, but it's slow.
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Re: Looking for a tube bender for brakeline/fueline
doesn't seem like its logical.. but its easier in my case
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