Get Your Hot Rod Ready Using Brake Flaring Tools
To configure and route the lines on your street rod as you desire, use brake flaring tools. Kits from eBay allow you to implement complex curves with ease on your hot rod, so you get the look and performance that matches your goals.
Can flaring tools implement 45-degree double flares?Most flaring tools on eBay can handle mild steel or durable stainless steel, allowing you to bend the metal through 45 degrees. Several can also be used to create 37-degree angles, improving the performance of your brake, fuel lines, and transmission cooler. Tools from eBay help to ensure that all parts will connect properly, without leaks. If you intend to build 37-degree AN flares, select a brake flaring kit from eBay that is designed for trick flares. These can bend stainless steel tubing through a tight radius without putting excessive strain on your body.
Can all brake line kits be used with galvanised steel tubing?Yes. Kits from eBay make chassis plumbing easy, allowing you to take your brake lines along complex routes. They can handle the galvanised steel tubing, or stainless steel, which can be harder to curve. These kits:
- Make it easy to flare standard steel in pressurised brake systems.
- Allow for adequate sealing.
- Result in minimal die wear.
Several brake flaring tools on eBay make it easy to create up to three sorts of precision flares, so you can implement the layout that you prefer. Some can handle as many as five different sizes of tubing. You can create bubble flares and double flares in any copper steel line, and you can use these flaring tools with 3/16-inch, 3/8-inch, and 1/4-inch lines.
Mount the flaring tool securely for your safetySeveral brake flaring tools on eBay can be fixed securely in your desktop vice, and once mounted, they allow you to create single or double flares safely. Split dies are included in some kits, so you can work easily with many different lines. Many tools from eBay are equipped with a long lever handle, and this allows you to easily bend the line, even on tough metal with significant width. The flexibility of these tools allows you to use them for transmission, brake, and fuel lines, and they can be easily stored when not in use.