Brake line kits

[SmokEaterHD]

Been trying to get my ‘75 K20 4X4 back on the road. While installing my flatbed the other day I noticed a brake line leaking. I took it off and found a hole in it from old age. I figured I’d just replace that section, but the more I got to thinking about it the more I figured I’d better replace them all. Anyone know of any full kits out there? Classic Parts is in my fire district where I work and I’ve bought parts from them before, but I didn’t see it in their catalog. Thanks!

 

[dhenderz]

I have found Inline Tube to be the best and the lowest cost. Besides brake lines they also have trans cooler & fuel lines. They generally stock both OE steel and stainless steel.

https://www.inlinetube.com/

https://www.inlinetube.com/pages/pr...00567293&submodel=null&ymm=1975|CHEVROLET|K20

 

[chengny]

I have found Inline Tube to be the best and the lowest cost. Besides brake lines they also have trans cooler & fuel lines. They generally stock both OE steel and stainless steel.

https://www.inlinetube.com/

https://www.inlinetube.com/pages/pr...00567293&submodel=null&ymm=1975|CHEVROLET|K20

And the small upcharge (about 13%) for stainless is worth the money.

 

[dhenderz]

Also, should have mentioned. I have found it much easier to just open their online catalog and go to the page(s) for your specific vehicle to view the various brake/fuel/trans lines. Then just print that page and manually enter the part numbers to order.

 

[carlgm]

Get the stainless steel ones. They are worth the extra cost.