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08-06-2025, 07:41 AM
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3/16" brass compression fittings 'work', but are not recommended for brake lines.
But I've done it before in a pinch. A good flaring tool will do inverted flares. But you will have mixed results with 'used' steel line. You can do a regular flare and use a brass union, that's totally acceptable and lasts. If you are going to metric calipers, there are unions that are standard flare on one side and inverted on the other. .
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