July 1, 200321 yr comment_42506 Just my opinon, but I suspect that the "11mm" hex fittings that you have aren't 11mm. They are more likely 7/16 in flare nuts with metric threads... (7/16" = 11.11mm, the wrenches are interchangeable.)I didn't think to check the lines that I bought, but they might be SAE-Metric hybrids as well... for me that is fine, but I agree that on a "restoration" that would not go over well. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/6414-darned-brake-lines/?&page=2#findComment-42506 Share on other sites More sharing options...
July 1, 200321 yr comment_42516 Originally posted by Walter Moore Just my opinon, but I suspect that the "11mm" hex fittings that you have aren't 11mm. They are more likely 7/16 in flare nuts with metric threads... (7/16" = 11.11mm, the wrenches are interchangeable.) Hmm, interesting. You certainly could be right about that. I'll try both wrenchs and see if there is any noticable difference in fit. If they "created" a hybrid fitting, I'll have to ask next time if they can "create" the right 10mm fitting. They had mentioned that most of the wait for the lines (almost a month) was for the fittings to be made. I assume they out-sourced them.Thanks for the info. Where did you have your lines made, Walter? Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/6414-darned-brake-lines/?&page=2#findComment-42516 Share on other sites More sharing options...
July 2, 200321 yr comment_42628 Actually, I just bought bulk brake lines at the local Advance Auto Parts and am in the process of bending them by hand to fit. Or I would be doing that, if I wasn't working 70 hour weeks to try to get a huge project finished at work... :mad: Oh well, I guess it pays for the parts... Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/6414-darned-brake-lines/?&page=2#findComment-42628 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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