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The front brake lines for the 52 Merc arrived in the mail this week. Rock auto came through with the best price and fast delivery. I see they are made in China (Sunsong) so I hope they are decent quality. I won't be trying the install until it warms up a bit here.
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Re: Rock Auto Lines We have little or no choice about where things are produced now days. There is someone from Argentina that advertises brake lines on flea-pay for the 49 thru 51 Mercs. I've always wondered where those are made. The last set of early F100 brake drums I purchased from Rock were made in Canada and were very good quality sold under the Raybestos name. They had the choice of either Canadian or Pacific Rim. The Canadian ones even had the knock out for the adjustment slots but I just left them in there.
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Re: Rock Auto Lines Isn't it a shame, profit before quality!
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Re: Rock Auto Lines It makes me wonder if the same lines I could have bought from Napa Canada at nearly triple the price might have been made in North America? Seems to me the wheel cylinders I got from them were made in Mexico.
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Re: Rock Auto Lines I bought brake drums for a later model Mercury from Rockauto. They were from Argentina. I like them. Seem like good quality......... Mark
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Re: Rock Auto Lines Just bought a rear brake hose for a '40 from Napa... you guessed it; made it China and too short. Looks like I'll use one from Carpenter; Sunsong hose, but says it was Assembled in the U.S. We'll see how well it holds up...
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Re: Rock Auto Lines JSeery has made a solid observation and a very valid point.
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Re: Rock Auto Lines I've been using the cheap rock auto hoses and other brake parts. They don't look as good as OEM, kinda skinney
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