Options for pre-bent brake kits?

[Arctic Donkey]

My 71 Challenger has been sitting in storage for 30 years and it is finally time to get it back on the road. While I have bent and flared copper lines for propane, I have never worked with something as small as brake lines.

Any advice/experience on buying a pre-bent complete brake line kit? I see that Inline Tube offers both OEM steel and stainless kits. Are there any other companies I should be considering?

[SirRalliart]

I used Inline Tube's SS brake and trans lines.  Good quality and what I considered a good buy.  They even had the full set up for a '78 Plymouth Volare!

The other outfit is Classic Tube - I don't know anything about them, just saw their ads in magazines.

[Rich G]

The Right Stuff is another choice. I've used both.

[burdar]

Fine Lines is who I use.  Never had a problem with them.  I've heard a few people say that Inline Tube lines didn't fit properly.

[Arctic Donkey]

Thanks for all the info.

Rich, having used a couple of different companies would you choose one over the other?

[1 Wild R/T]

Fine Lines is who I use.  Never had a problem with them.  I've heard a few people say that Inline Tube lines didn't fit properly.

Been using Fine Lines for 30 years good stuff.....

As an example of their customer service.. I did a 727 to 518 O/D swap, the cooler lines on a 518 are 3/8" & a 727 uses 5/16... Also the fittings are different.... I called them expecting either to be told they couldn't help or if they could who knows how much extra they would charge.... Nope, they made just what I needed & charged me the same as a set of standard 5/16" lines.....

[AARuFAST]

Installed Inline Tubing on our AAR complete kit fit perfect.............

[Rich G]

I don't really have a preference. They all seem to be the same. Both companies didn't have the correct fuel vent line and I sent the original to them and they made it for me.