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June 07, 2005
I have been watching this thread on brake lines and there appears to
be some confusion. There are no braided brake lines. You can get
braded brake hoses that go from the brake line to the calipers or
wheel cylinders. These have to be flexible to allow them to bend with
wheel travel.
Brake lines go from the MC to the wheels area. They do not flex.
If you are replacing brake lines, buy a complete set of copper/nickel
alloy lines from Moss or the usual suppliers. They are the correct
length with all fittings attached, bend easily to shape, are not
expensive, and fit perfectly.
If you are replacing brake hoses, buy the teflon lines with SS
braiding. They will last forever.
Allen Hefner
The Brake Guy (Eastern OSHIT Group)
Allen Hefner < ajhsys@... > 37454
Posted on June 7, 2005 11:20 AM
Posted to category(s) Braking System | Cooling System | Engine (internal) | Wheels
