Hey guys, Need some help here.... I've got some brake fittings which go from the solid brake line to the braided flexable line it has a -3AN thread on one side and a 3/16" thread on the other side
Heres a pic:



What i need to know is if anyone can kinda tell me what kind of flare this is used here:



Im not sure if its 45' Degree or 37' Degree??

What do you guys think?

Thanks in advance

 

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Generally that is a 45 degree double flare, made with a "flaring tool" you find at an auto parts store. (Typically auto parts stores don't carry 37 degree so if you go in and ask for a flaring tool and you'll get that one. I have a 45 and 37 degree tool available if you need one.)

 

The fitting is called an invert flare. 37 or 45 degree flare will work. On a compression fitting all you need to have is a solid seal around the flare. The flare itself doesn't need to be an exact measurement.