DIY Brake Lines Made Easy plus a REVIEW of the Eastwood Brake Tube Flaring Tool

December 22, 2016 1950 Chevy Truck, Banner, How To, Product Review

DIY Brake Lines using the Jegs UNIVERSAL BRAKE LINE KIT Item 555-63095 and the Jegs PROPORTIONING VALVE 555-63022. We used the Eastwood Brake Tube Flaring Tool (Item #25304) for the first time and have a detailed review.

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