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Factory bent brake lines

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ben99

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Anyone know where I could purchase factory pre-bent brake lines for a '95 GT? I need all lines from the cylinder to the ABS and ABS to each wheel.
 

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Ford
 

mo_dingo

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Just get a tube bender and flare tool and do it yourself. They aren't that expensive.
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Well, I have already done them myself. I had to move the ABS up to where the battery box is for my setup. All is fine with that, however, I am considering a slightly different setup if I can't solve my clearance issues with the radiator ran and would need to move it back down. And I already threw out the stock ones . I could just make new my own again, but the factory ones look A LOT better.
 

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ben99 said:
Well, I have already done them myself. I had to move the ABS up to where the battery box is for my setup. All is fine with that, however, I am considering a slightly different setup if I can't solve my clearance issues with the radiator ran and would need to move it back down. And I already threw out the stock ones . I could just make new my own again, but the factory ones look A LOT better.
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Why do they look better? Just curious.

You could always primer/paint them when you are done bending them to whatever color you want. That would do it.....Some sanding would be good if there are any nicks/scratches.
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I was referring more to the bends. The factory bends are a lot tighter and look a lot better.
 

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try 5.0 resto. they have a kit i believe.
 
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