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[QUOTE="Chrisf97305, post: 922892, member: 1034"] I just bought stainless steel lines from a local hyd shop. bought a good line bender and a flaring tool. I have almost 10,000 miles on these lines so far and no cracks or leaks. If you look close I also replaced my HPOP hoses with steel lines. [/QUOTE]
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