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    One of mine rounded off very easy and the car was only a year or two old at the time, and I gave up. It wasn't till a couple years ago that I finally replaced that hard line and swapped the hoses.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Unavowed View Post
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    This. My comment wasn't an indictment on how you use and maintain your car. More of my experience with the materials GM/Holden used. When I did my brakes, I wanted to do everything at once. Bought calipers, rotors, pads and lines. Got everything on but the lines. Maybe, one day....
    Exactly and well put. I was amazed when I saw how the line connections had fuzzed up. Couldn't believe they were on my car. I believe they would round very easily. Inexpensive tools are usually that way for a reason, and flex/give in the wrench will ruin your day.
    Anyhow, the Russell lines are quality pieces.
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    No offense taken...

    Just trying to figure out if I need to pickup these Russell lines when I finally get to this upgrade....


    Quote Originally Posted by Unavowed View Post
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    This. My comment wasn't an indictment on how you use and maintain your car. More of my experience with the materials GM/Holden used. When I did my brakes, I wanted to do everything at once. Bought calipers, rotors, pads and lines. Got everything on but the lines. Maybe, one day....
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    Front brake lines from Advance, etc, are going to retail for about $28 each. They are exact replacements.
    Didn't price the rears. You can always get 20% off if you order online, but the whole kit from Greg at Pace was only a little over $100.
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    Easily the best $115 mod you can do to your car. I was worried about rounding them off too, but I soaked them all with pb blaster and let them soak while changing the oil. Them I bought a small handheld torch from lowes and put the heat to them before I even tried to loosen them and then used a line wrench and was able to get them all off with no problem. The heat is the key.
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    All I did was hit them with PB blaster the day before. Good flare wrench as well. My labels were right when I did my zl1 conversion last month.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slayermanny View Post
    All I did was hit them with PB blaster the day before. Good flare wrench as well. My labels were right when I did my zl1 conversion last month.
    Yup, labels are now correct. I did get new copper washers instead of using the aluminum ones that come with the lines though.
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