USA Brake lines?
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I don't understand how your alloy lines are made. You still need them to flex for tire movement. Can you send me a picture?
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here ya go. 2x4 super duty kevlar braided hose
https://puredieselpower.com/ford/kev...-f350-2x4.html
https://puredieselpower.com/ford/kev...-f350-2x4.html
Thanks, but that is way to high. I might call crown and send them my old ones, but I would have to go and get new lines so the truck would be drivable.
You have to understand, I live in the Rio Grande Valley (texas), and there is nobody down here that I have found that does anything correctly. So, instead of trying to find someone down here that can make the lines, I would prefer to ship 1,200 miles and get them done correctly.
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</p><p>the alloy lines are DOT approved for use in brake applications. so there is no problems with high pressures, and police or insurance investigations.</p><p>
</p><p>he was asking for stainless steel replacement lines.</p><p>the alloy lines replace the steel lines, not the rubber lines.</p>
I could made them for free with parts laying around my shop, but they wouldn't comply with FMVSS 106 https://www.federalregister.gov/arti...ds-brake-hoses not everybody is willing to risk the repercussions of a failed line. aside from what ever personal injury that may result from such a incident your insurance carrier is likely to denying a claim should a non compliant line fail.
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