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Excellent progress and craftsmanship, as usual. Is that brake line on the differential an Inline Tube product? I need one and that looks good.
Yeah, those wrenches will definitely spoil you. I've been working on an old import I have here lately. I don't have any metric ratcheting wrenches and I sure miss 'em!
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Yes, I got the complete brake line kit from Inline Tube and the 3/8" fuel line on the driver side too. Very good fit on all them. Yes, metric wrenches sure make life a lot easier. I bought a standard set and metric set a few years ago. Both Sunex. Should have gotten them way earlier. Most things that are 1 1/4" you can get a socket on but not this spring compressor.
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