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Feb 6, 2012 | 07:30 PM

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F 250s had larger diameter brakes. The lines may not screw into the wheel cylinders at the same distance from the axle housing and your lines will have to be rebent, oddly bent or not fit at all.

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There are no Ford truck parts catalog applications for steel brake or fuel lines. All had to be made up using a flaring tool, tubing bender, the apropos sized bulk tubing, nuts and ferrules.

Some of the repro parts sellers are offering steel brake lines already made up. What the quality or fitment is, I dunno.

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