Stainless Steel Brake Line, 3/16 Inch, 20 Ft. Roll

Used this on my latest project mostly for the rust resistance. While harder to bend and flare than regular steel, its no big deal once you figure it out. Definitely don't use a tubing cutter as it work hardens it and won't flare well. I used a hacksaw, filed square against an old set of flaring bars, deburred, then flared. I used the Ridgid flaring tool that Speedway also sells.

This will give you the best looking brake lines possible, but you must use the Rigid flaring tool. Don't even try to flare this with the cheapies, it won't work. I have found some areas where the tubing is .002 undersize, I use a small piece of shim stock in the flaring tool clamp and works well and gets the job done.