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Brake line fittings
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Lin - 3/8-24 are the threads. Use Girling fittings for 3/16" brake line.
Federal Hill Trading is a great source of brake fitting info:
https://store.fedhillusa.com/
See this for pix & how-to of Eastwood inexpensive great flaring tools:
https://pbase.com/stevegerow/tube_flaring_tools
The Eastwood flares are visually identical with the "Universal" flares Moss is selling which fit both double and bubble flares.
Federal Hill Trading is a great source of brake fitting info:
https://store.fedhillusa.com/
See this for pix & how-to of Eastwood inexpensive great flaring tools:
https://pbase.com/stevegerow/tube_flaring_tools
The Eastwood flares are visually identical with the "Universal" flares Moss is selling which fit both double and bubble flares.