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Brake master upgrade

Jim, no dimensions are given on the items description with the ebay ad. Have you used this with a 1725 and stromburgs?
 
With all these members upgrading your brakes, can anyone recommend a reliable brake line flaring tool?
Thanks,
Howard
 
It has a .7 bore and lines go to the side. The late 70's Dodge Colt has been used, it lines attach to the top. It is 13/16 bore so would be harder pedal.
 
bobbo said:
Expect I'll go with the Dormam m96583. As Barry mentioned with the. 875 bore I'll need to push a little harder, but that should be OK.
Readily available here in Canada and it comes with reservoirs.
Thanks to all and cheers.
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Hello...What part of Canada you from ? I'm in Kelowna with 1966 SV Alpine waiting for engine rebuild to finish up...
 
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