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From: Marvin Kaye <marvkaye@olsusa.com>
Subject: Re: Brake lines on 360
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Doug,

There was lots of discussion here about brake lines way back in March thru
May.  You might go to the archives and do a search on "brake"... I just did
and found 73 entries.  A restatement of my $0.02, though, is that I intend
to use aluminum lines for the major runs and hydraulic hoses with AN
fittings for the parts requiring flexibility.  If you review past posts
you'll find a fairly mixed bag of opinions, going from ok to less than that
on the nylaflow and quite a few people who agree about using something more
substantial.  This will be the first time we get into discussions about
routing, though, and I'm looking forward to whatever develops along those
lines.

   <Marv>