Has anyone ever replaced all the brake lines??

Those brake line kits are great, they even have anodized ends!

Great idea...but good question about being different at those areas because what you're doing. Now is the time too...nothing to take apart cause its already done.

I'm now doing the brake lines in my '92 Olds. I have wet lands behind my house. So, things get rusty if they just sit around. I found COATED brake lines on ebay. AWESOME!

If you can not get SS brake lines, these coated brake lines RULE!

Before, I painted and put vacuum hose (a PITA) over brake lines. But, paint scrapes off and you put the brake lines in, and vacuum hose can't cover every little bit. I know, there was a small opening in the vacuum hose as the brake line made a bend, and that corner got rusty and burst on an 6 year old brake line. Yup, wet lands and having cars just sit for months (as I drive the Stang during the summer) is not a good combination at all!

So, if you can, then get SS brake lines. If you can;t get SS brake-lines, then get the coated brake lines.

Also, regardless of what brake line you go with, I suggest lightly spraying the fittings with a zinc coating. That will prevent then fittings from rusting to the what-ever.

Otherwise, for a Fox body, you'll need to remove the booster to replace all of the brake lines, that it. Everything else you can get to. Also, as always, bleed the system properly - with a pressure bleeder. Bleeding a 100% brand new system without a pressure bleeder would be a pain, and good luck really doing a proper bleeding job.

Ah yes, mega salted roads during the winter and humid wet lands during the summer. My poor '92 Olds takes a beating on rust.