How to Make your own Brake Lines - Cut and Flare Ends
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- čas přidán 11. 01. 2020
- We show you how easy it is to cut and flare ends on brake lines.
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I watch this video a couple of weeks ago. Just finished doing the entire brake system on a 1971 Buick Centurion. Had very few screw-ups and I owe it all to you and this video. Thank you very much broke bastard garage.
Hey Man. Another great video. I enjoy your videos because you are a good teacher and you look into the camera lens. Not like some guys that I can tell that they are looking into the view screen. So they are not talking to me. They are talking to someone else. Thanks for sharing.👍👍
Great tech tip... Another great video 👍👍
Dude another great video. You got a great way of teaching.
Scott Shepherd thank you
Thank you for a great video I'm doing my brake lines for my 57 Chevy
Thanks for the video today.
Great Video, about to make Brake lines for my 28 chev.
great vid one suggestion lube flare site with a little brake fluid apply with acid brush
Lol I love the Name Broke Bastard, thats pretty much me. Great Video. I'm gonna attempt to make my own.
thanks bastard real great vid ....... real clear and presise ...you savin lives .... you just dont think you are ... A1A just great .... down under auzzie M
Thanks man.
Thanks man
Informative yet I've done my fair share! * M * O * R * E * 36 or 37...you get the point! ...Newk from Kentucky
Do you have a link for the kit you have? I found one kit and it has 1 bad review? Don’t know if I should risk it and see how it does for me or keep looking but if you like and trust yours, the link for it would be much appreciated! Thanks!
Now i Know!!
Will it work for a 2003 chevy silverado 1500 and where do you recomend to buy tubing
Same technique works for any car. Just some use metric instead standard fittings. Your local auto parts store will sell straight sticks or rolls.
Can You please make us a Vid about the Proper Way to install a Line Lock for burn outs on a Manual Trans Mission Vehicle.....
There is one on that. Sorry can’t post the link. But it is on my Chevy Luv I build for the duct tape drags. There should be a whole series on that build on my channel.
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About time the USA went metric ,3/16 who wants to learn that crap
We don't seem to have any problem with it!!! Maybe it's because us American's can count to more than ten!!! And we can understand fractions!!!
@@rockerpat1085 Why bother ,it's just English crap,makes no sense
@@liambyrne591 It may not making any sense to you, but I don't have a problem understanding it!!! It all about division!!! It's called math!!! Try it sometimes and quit worrying about what America does, and most of all QUIT COMPLAINING ABOUT WHAT WE DO!!! You have no right when you chose to watch an American Video!!!
What millimeters is yo manhood bro?
@@rockerpat1085 I'm a math teacher, now retired. Your resistance to metric is frustrating. IT IS A FACT - if you take two jobs, otherwise identical, one requiring SAE units and one requiring metric, EXPERIENCED technicians, on average, will finish the job sooner in metric. YOU may know fractions that well that your productivity is unaffected, but that reasoning does not apply to large numbers of people. You OBVIOUSLY love the USA - so do I - why don't YOU want the AVERAGE American worker to be more productive? YOU"RE resistance to learning new things encourages others to resist. The result? A less productive, LESS COMPETITIVE US ECONOMY. And I know YOU do not want that.