Originally Posted by Grigg
...To get a BrakeQuip flare tool kit BQ350 or BQ351 as seen here you usually need to go through a dealer.
Here's a video


I'm not exactly a dealer but I do have an account with them and have ordered a few already.
If y'all want to put together an order I'll see what kind of price I can get, might be helpful. Last time the savings over list price was significant so well worth ordering a few at once.
If anyone is serious enough about it send me a PM with what kit you want, If we can get a few folks on the list it will probably be worthwhile to do a group buy.


Grigg

So far have a couple interested in my offer. I checked prices today and let's just say that in comparison to this one online, the big kit; We can do even better with a group order. They also have a smaller kit that does not do 37* if you don't need that feature and want an even cheaper kit.
Send me a PM if you're also interested.

Grigg


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