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Where to find NLA brake lines?

I'm looking for just two more OEM brake lines to finish the line replacement on my 77S. The lines I need are the front right and rear left hard lines. I believe all the hard lines are NLA now, but I've managed to order the others through the local dealer and they did arrive after about 6 weeks!

Here are the numbers I'm looking for:

911 355 617 01
911 355 627 00

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Frank

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Old 05-06-2007, 09:26 PM
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there are kits out there, that allow you to make your own lines from copper, come with a tool to make the endings on whatever lenght you want
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As good or better than OEM: http://www.fedhillusa.com/
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I good trick is to use either a coat hanger or thick wire to figure out the right route and bend angles. Now you have a template to put mandrel bends in straight brake line and can cut to the proper length.

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