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Old 02-05-2005, 12:44 AM
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What tool should be used to get the correct flare on my hard line? I wouldn't think you average plumbing flare tool would be the correct degree?? Thanks
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Use any double flaring tool and should be good. First deburr, then using the roll fitting, then flare and test fit.
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Would they sell these at local stores?
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What is the hard line for? Nitrous fittings? If so, that'd be a 37deg flaring tool. Summit racing has 'em for like $35
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