I flared my own brake lines for my sbc/BMW conversion.  I used a cheap single 
flare tool.  I practiced a few times until I had it figured out(much easier 
off the car on a bench).  I did have one flare that split while flaring on the 
car.  I cut that piece and reflared.  Be sure not to kink the line, check your 
flares at least twice to make sure no cracks or splits are present.  put it 
all together and pump the crap out of it and check for leaks.  I periodically 
checked the connections a few times the first month of driving.
Walt

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>Hello,
>Thanks to all who have helped me in my quest to rebuild my rear end.  I am
>now wanting to replace the brake lines, and have borrowed a double flare
>tool, but am concerned about how safe this is.  Would it be better to just
>buy some line that is close in length to the originals, and put a couple
>extra bends in it to take up any excess length? This way I wouldn't have to
>flare the line because it comes already done.  I prefer to cut it to exact
>length, but I want the car to be safe.
>
>Thanks
>
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