Tools
Brake Line Straighteners
Pro-grade tools for clean flares and stubborn, rusted fittings.
A brake line straightener takes the coil out of new tubing so it lies flat and routes clean. Feed the line through the rollers and it comes out straight -- no kinks, no hand-fighting a springy coil into a tidy run.
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Why use one
Coil-stock line saves money over pre-cut, but it fights you until it's straightened. A straightener gives you factory-looking runs and makes bending and flaring far easier, since a straight starting point means cleaner flares and predictable bends. If you build lines from coils, it's one of the highest-payoff tools you can own.
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Brake Line Straightener FAQ
What does a brake line straightener do?+
It rolls the coil out of new tubing so it lies flat and routes clean -- no kinks, no fighting a springy coil.
Do I need one if I buy coil stock?+
It makes a big difference. Coil line fights you until straightened, and a straight start means cleaner flares and predictable bends.
Does it work on all line materials?+
It works on the common brake line materials; feed the line steadily and let the rollers do the work.