Having had aluminum brake line tube fail from fatigue, causing a uncommanded departure from the runway, resulting in a fireball which ignited my wheel pant, I would suggest you consider "real" brake lines (SS braided with Teflon lining). But, just a personal opinion of course. 
 
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> Which type of aluminum tube is best to use for fuel and brake lines? 
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