I got a set of Stainless Steel lines from Classic Tube and they worked very well. I did have a dribble problem because they weren't torqued down all the way (that'll teach me to assume things!), but after I fixed that, they worked like a champ!

So, try adding a little more torque to the party and see if that stops the leaks.

You might try getting a single flare tool and maybe widening out the flare a little bit.

I recently redid half of my steel fuel line so that I could put a filter on, and I found that the flares work best when the flared ends overlap the fittings by a little bit. they seal up really nice and work like a champ.

Good luck!


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