OK - here's what I did.
First I took the old line out - in pieces (very difficult otherwise and I assume you don't need it anyway).
I measured the total length of the line (in pieces).
I cut the ends off - about 2" from each end (leave fittings on there).
I took them to a big rig repair shop / parts store here in Calgary. These guys have all sorts of steel braided lines. I imagine it would be the same anywhere else.
I asked them to install the fittings on a similar diameter steel braided line, compatible with brake fluid and gave them the length.
It took about 45 minutes and $85 CDN to get it done.
Installation is a breeze because you don't have to worry about breaking the line.
The first one I put in was tubing, taken out of another Fiero. After wrestling with it at the junkyard for 1 hour and then at home for another hour, I broke it. DOH! The tubing is VERY hard to install. The steel braided is easy and looks very good when done.
Good luck - hope to see you here on Sunday.
Voytek
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