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|  Re: L78 Carb fuel lines? 
			
			unless something has changed, automotive 45 degrees , aircraft 37 Degrees. Mike | 
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|  Re: L78 Carb fuel lines? 
			
			Thanks Mike! Got another question for you. As I mentioned earlier in this thread, I have been told numerous times that the SS lines need to be re-flared to make sure they seat properly. I was also told that the SS alloy is very hard on flaring tools - hence the reason for my question about the flare angle(s). I have seen some heavy duty flaring tools from Ridgid and I was contemplating getting one to stand up to the abuse of re-flaring the SS lines. What do you think? Steve 
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|  Re: L78 Carb fuel lines? 
			
			Steve; Since the stainless lines do not need double-flared, you should be OK with just a decent standard-duty flaring tool. Eric | 
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|  Re: L78 Carb fuel lines? 
			
			Thanks Eric! Steve 
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|  Re: L78 Carb fuel lines? 
			
			Glad to help.    | 
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