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#22808 10/10/2003 3:56 PM | Joined: Jun 2001 Posts: 169 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Jun 2001 Posts: 169 | My experience with Inline has been great. I purchased a complete set of SS brake lines in 1996 and didn't take them out of the box until 2002 (don't ask!). The front crossover brake line was not correct for my '51 1/2T. Inline was more than happy to bend me a new line in exchange for the incorrect one 6 YEARS AFTER SELLING THE KIT! Only charged me freight.
You may find that your particular truck has a different piping layout than what you receive. ALWAYS save your old lines until the new ones are inspected/fitted. There were running changes during the years.
I am the second owner of my truck and the brake lines were never altered. Looking at the book my truck appears to have the line routing in the front of a RIGHT hand drive. My only guess is that it was built that way as it came down the assembly line and finished as a standard truck.
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