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GRX · 08-12-2017, 11:15 AM

This why I am a big advocate for annealing the flared end before assembly. Test fitting parts before hand helps too. Tighten the cylinder on end of tubing, loosen slightly, spin the cylinder around, tighten, repeat. In this way you ensure the two conical surfaces are well married before installing on the vehicle.

08-12-2017, 11:15 AM	#14
GRX Registered User Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: MD Posts: 1,937	Re: Brake line connection This why I am a big advocate for annealing the flared end before assembly. Test fitting parts before hand helps too. Tighten the cylinder on end of tubing, loosen slightly, spin the cylinder around, tighten, repeat. In this way you ensure the two conical surfaces are well married before installing on the vehicle. __________________ 1969 c-10 Step Side Long Bed. I-6 250cid = = 1969 Pontiac GTO hard top. 400, 4-speed.