meoff

Just curious if anyone makes the steel lines for something as new as a 1990 olds 98 touring sedan? Any help pointing me in in the right direction is greatly appreciated!

Hairy Olds

Try The Right Stuff Detailing.

oldcutlass

Doubtful, you can fab your own through universal repair kits.

70W-32

I needed them for my 92 back a few years ago, no one then, doesnt seem that thats changed(I a couple resto companies)

Funkwagon455

If you send your damaged originals to inline tube, they can reproduce them in steel or stainless..

meoff

Thanks for the replies, I'll research the resources suggested

TripDeuces

I just want to point out that suppliers are shared among everyone so thinking you have product from one manufacturer and finding a tag from another manufacturer when it arrives is very common.
My stainless steel brake lines from one seller clearly had the part numbers from another manufacturer on them. Doesn't mean they are bad or inferior it's just that there is not a multitude of suppliers making these things. They all share regardless.

zeeke

X2 on Inline

rustyroger

Make your own from cupro/nickel. Then never worry about them again.

Roger.