Stainless brake flex lines...
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Stainless brake flex lines...
Hi there, anybody have a source for direct fit stainless brake flex lines in factory lengths, not for trucks lifted 4", 6" or 8"+? Not looking for universal lines with adapter on each end, must bolt right in. Thanks.
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The biggest improvement is going to be from replacing the front lines.
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In process of ordering the Copper Nickel alloy lines for a complete redo of all the lines front to back!
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sddesigns, off-topic, but what do you plan on doing with the front lines from the ABS system to the front wheels? I had to patch the passenger side where it runs on top of the passenger-side frame-rail, because I nicked the plastic coating a few years back. While doing my ball joints, I noticed it was rotted and starting to weep - glad I caught it at that point. Thing is, the line goes from the ABS module (mounted to the body) to a braided-stainless piece about 6 inches long, then goes hard line on the frame all the way to the passenger side. This is all one piece, and I'm not sure I can get it from Ford anymore...
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sddesigns, off-topic, but what do you plan on doing with the front lines from the ABS system to the front wheels? I had to patch the passenger side where it runs on top of the passenger-side frame-rail, because I nicked the plastic coating a few years back. While doing my ball joints, I noticed it was rotted and starting to weep - glad I caught it at that point. Thing is, the line goes from the ABS module (mounted to the body) to a braided-stainless piece about 6 inches long, then goes hard line on the frame all the way to the passenger side. This is all one piece, and I'm not sure I can get it from Ford anymore...
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Since you guys were talking brake lines, I didn't know if these 2 sites might help.
Classic Tube, Preformed Tubing
Inline tube The brake plumbing experts
A friend of mine ordered a complete front to rear stainless setup for one of his older Chevy pickups and the lines were beautiful.
Classic Tube, Preformed Tubing
Inline tube The brake plumbing experts
A friend of mine ordered a complete front to rear stainless setup for one of his older Chevy pickups and the lines were beautiful.
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im subscribing to this too, i want to replace all 5 flex lines with some stock length braided ones. No way im paying 170 bucks for a 5" lift kit set from russell
Russell 696490 Russell Street Legal Braided Brake Lines
Russell 696490 Russell Street Legal Braided Brake Lines