Brake Pipe flaring tools

[D1CKL]

What are peoples thoughts on this?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/252653372964?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

Any good? has anyone ever tried one? Is this the standard size for cougar brake lines? What is better on the market?

I have decided to renew all my brake lines while I have the sub-frame off the car and I will be covering them in heatshrink tubing, just like they were on the Probe.

Any advise will be welcome.

 

[Mako]

I have that exact set and used it on Jinxy.

It's perfect, and far better than the ones that need a clamp or vice. You can even use this on the car, to make the flare in a confined space.

Definitely recommend, and Mikey will hopefully back this up. It was my experience of his one that lead me to by my own.

 

[mjp100drums]

Yes Dick , I've one and it's the dogs[emoji106]


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[D1CKL]

Thanks guys, I guess that's the one I will be buying then.

 

[Pid_16V]

I'll also second all the above

 

[mmikey82]

Thirded great set for copper and steel and so easy

 

[Mako]

Thirded great set for copper and steel and so easy

Yes! I forgot that very important point - unlike others, it can be used on steel as well. So if you're not replacing an entire pipe section all the way back to a connector, it's ideal for the OEM pipes.