Misc. Stainless fuel and brake lines.
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- 1982 CJ-7 258 / T-18 / Dana 300 31 in All Terrains.
1978 CJ-7 304 / TH 400 / Quadratrac 32 in Mud Terrains
YW I've used them all the time for all my customers vehiclesDecided to grab the fuel line from inline tube. Also grabbed their clips and bolts to mount to the frame. If everything is decent as expected Ill grab the brake lines as well.
Much obliged Manic
As did I. Any "extras" you see on their site you may wonder, "hmm... will that make the job go easier?" are also worth buying. My brake system was so ignored and corroded I had to literally cut most of the lines apart, and the condition of the proportioning valve was no exception. Note: Don't forget to buy a little brake-bleeding tool for your proportioning valve beforehand!I did pay extra for a new proportioning valve
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