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They are a two-piece hose, held in at that bracket. You can hacksaw vertically down into the bracket, bend the metal aside and take out/put in brake lines without taking them in half or remove the strut from the car and leave the caliper there.

 

I'm sure you can buy one-piece braided lines to replace them too.

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It's also worth noting that stainless braided lines aren't that much more expensive than rubber lines and all the braided KE70/AE86 lines I've seen are 1 piece.

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