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mick53 · 10-24-2018, 09:48 PM

Thanks for your input. This tubing is used for very high pressure liquid CO2 . My engineer assures me it will more than handle a brake system. they will make me any fitting I need for free including sweeping t's or 90's in stainless. I think one off fittings would be cool. It has nothing to do with cost we just like the idea of my guys being a part of my truck project. I have other people making parts for my truck that follow me around the country and work on my construction projects. Everybody likes to help and it's a lot of fun. Thanks again.

10-24-2018, 09:48 PM	#8
mick53 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Warsaw IN Posts: 884	Re: brake line size Thanks for your input. This tubing is used for very high pressure liquid CO2 . My engineer assures me it will more than handle a brake system. they will make me any fitting I need for free including sweeping t's or 90's in stainless. I think one off fittings would be cool. It has nothing to do with cost we just like the idea of my guys being a part of my truck project. I have other people making parts for my truck that follow me around the country and work on my construction projects. Everybody likes to help and it's a lot of fun. Thanks again.