

| Subject: | Re: Steel brake lines, or "I'm coming to get you, Frank" |
| From: | Rob |
| Date: | Sun, 3 Oct 2004 21:21:19 -0700 |
I was talking about the regular steel brake lines you buy at a parts store. Just like the ones that are on all the cars & trucks & vans I've done. Rob At 10/3/2004 08:34 PM, you wrote: >I wish that was true. But it isn't. In the lovely Commonwealth of >Virginia, the State Police make everybody get a safety inspection on a >yearly basis. I was talking with one of the inspectors last year and we >mentioned brakelines. He's rejected cars (per the regulartions) for >having the "stylin'" braided steel brakes lines. He made comment that >these are NOT the high end (read expensive) braided steel brakelines, but >the cheapo ones used to dress up some "hot rods". The expensive lines >would be fine for the safety inspection. And yes, he could tell the difference. > >It was in interesting discussion as we covered other things that the >inspectors are required to look at. > >On Oct 3, 2004, at 9:32 PM, Rob wrote: > >>I've done a number of brake line replacements in a shop, not on a VW but a >>brake line is a brake line.
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