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[QUOTE="Arisley, post: 70560, member: 67"] Smut. Just read a lot, jump in and start doing. Once you start doing, ask questions when you hit a stump. The only special tools it takes is a welder and a tubing bender. Use a coat hanger to bend patterns to fit. After they fit, bend the tubing to match. I used 3/8's brake line, it is cheap and you can get it at any parts house. I used compression fittings from Home Depot, not so cheap, all those fittings add up. I try to keep a pretty good stock of compression fittings on hand though. Pretty much exhausted my supply. I also keep brake line on hand, that's all gone now also. [/QUOTE]
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