Front SS brake lines with stock rear brake lines

[Neejay]

Ok, well I was trying to take off one of the rear brake lines and the fitting got rounded enough to wear I still cant loosen it (used an open-ended wrench). So will I be alright just having the front brake lines be SS and the rear be rubber? Will this put more stress on the rear rubber lines?

[KA24DESOneThree]

Vise-Grips for teh win.

[Irukandji]

I've been running SS lines on front and rubbers on back for the past year.

Got too lazy to put in the rears since theyre in a tight spot.
Just buy a flarenut wrench from Kragen... I think the 12mm is around $6.

[Neejay]

I've been running SS lines on front and rubbers on back for the past year.

Got too lazy to put in the rears since theyre in a tight spot.
Just buy a flarenut wrench from Kragen... I think the 12mm is around $6.
Sorry, flarenut is what I meant to say I used, not open-ended wrench. Did you still see a difference in braking?

Vise-Grips for teh win.
Then what about my current hardline?

[s14slide]

You'll just have to get another bajo bolt, and you should be fine. Get a new pair for the rears and you should be fine.

[projectRDM]

I've been running SS lines on front and rubbers on back for the past year.

Got too lazy to put in the rears since theyre in a tight spot.
Just buy a flarenut wrench from Kragen... I think the 12mm is around $6.

What would that do? OE brake line fittings are 10mm.

[Neejay]

You'll just have to get another bajo bolt, and you should be fine. Get a new pair for the rears and you should be fine.
Its not a banjo bolt, its the one that screws over the top of the hardline. The one that you need a flarenut wrench to unscrew.