Brake line flaring required?

[JB21]

Needing some solid brake line extensions for my Compbrake 4 pot kit as the lines they supply are way to long and the OE lines are to short. So just need to get someone to make up 2 x 4-5" length of pipe with double flared ends and m10x1 male and m10x1 female unions attached so I can join the OE brake hose to the female end and the male into the calliper. Something like the attached. I can buy the equipment to do this and attempt it myself but seems a waste as I'd probably never use it again.

Does anyone have the facilities on here to do this for me and i'll sort them out some beer tokens? Don't need any bends as I could do this myself just need the lines flaring?

Thank-you in advance

Phil

 

[NorthloopCup]

Needing some solid brake line extensions for my Compbrake 4 pot kit as the lines they supply are way to long and the OE lines are to short. So just need to get someone to make up 2 x 4-5" length of pipe with double flared ends and m10x1 male and m10x1 female unions attached so I can join the OE brake hose to the female end and the male into the calliper. Something like the attached. I can buy the equipment to do this and attempt it myself but seems a waste as I'd probably never use it again.

Does anyone have the facilities on here to do this for me and i'll sort them out some beer tokens? Don't need any bends as I could do this myself just need the lines flaring?

Thank-you in advance

Phil

So basically you just need some of those copper pipes making up? Or am I missing something?

If so I can make you some up mate. Just need to dig my flaring tool out.

 

[JB21]

Yeah mate just as in the pictures really if you wouldn't mind. Do you have the tubing and male/female m10x1 unions though?

 

[Mike@Rentech]

Your local garage should be able to make a set up no problems for you.

 

[JB21]

Your local garage should be able to make a set up no problems for you.

Cheers Mike, think the above pics are your handy work by the way? Thanks for the inspiration if so as I was about to fork out £50 for custom lines.