Are these flares good enough?

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88sclb350

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Working on my 88 k1500 and needs new brake lines and I like doing work myself but never done brake lines.
My step one of the flare does not seem to go down straight now matter how hard I try it ends up going off to one side.
I lube everything up and be very careful to be level with everything. Will these lines works or do I need to keep practicing on my supply. I just want to be safe. Thank you
 

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Make sure that the tubing is cut square AND the cut is flat. I use a small file the clean off the tubing cutter burr , Also sure that it is deburred on the ID.

If you are using cupro nickel tubing those flares will most likly seal.
 
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they look like they will seal fine

Cupronickel is an alloy made up of copper (60-90%) and strengthening elements such as iron and manganese.1 It has excellent resistance to corrosion, pitting and erosion, strength, workability and weldability.
 
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