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    7/16/2013 11:32 AM  #1

    MS
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    From: Canyon Lake, Texas
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    Good info on tubing flares

    http://www.fedhillusa.com/webnuts/common%20flares6.pdf

    Fedhill has all the hard-to-find tubing and fittings.  Since I get this question alot, I figured some tubing ID info would help out anyone working on brakes or fuel lines.

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    7/17/2013 8:38 AM  #2

    Rudi
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    From: Stuck in the 50's Welland Ca
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    Re: Good info on tubing flares

    That is an interesting site.
    I wonder if your FYI site should have a section where info like this could be made accessable to members.
    Info like vacuum tuning, setting timing and other frequently asked questions could be made available to the masses.

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    7/17/2013 10:32 AM  #3

    MS
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    Re: Good info on tubing flares

    Am considering making an extra forum heading for TIPS, TRICKS and HOW-TO ARTICLES.

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    7/17/2013 4:38 PM  #4

    bearcat
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    Re: Good info on tubing flares

    that would be a great idea MS

    65 coupe, 351w, c4, power disk brakes, power r&p, vintage air.
     

    7/18/2013 1:12 PM  #5

    McStang
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    Re: Good info on tubing flares

    FedHill's 'Cunifer' NiCopp line is really good stuff, corrosion proof and very easy to work. Jegs sells the same stuff (3/16" & 1/4" only) for a little better price. Recommended.

    (Pinto!)
     

    7/19/2013 8:17 AM  #6

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    Re: Good info on tubing flares

    I think a new forum heading for How To is a great idea.  Now you just need to find some spare time between projects.
    Looking forward to it!

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