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Braided Stainless AN 18 Inch Brake Line, Straight AN3
Braided Stainless AN 18 Inch Brake Line, Straight AN3
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Braided Stainless AN 18 Inch Brake Line, Straight AN3
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Material Type:
Teflon
Outer Braid:
Stainless
Overall Length:
18"
Fitting End A:
-3 AN Female
Fitting End B:
-3 AN Female
MFG. Part #:
40265-24
Overall Diameter:
.31"
Sold in Quantity:
Each
AN Size:
-3 AN
Inlet Fitting Angle:
Straight
Outlet Fitting Angle:
Straight
Hose Length:
18"
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Braided stainless covering over a Teflon inner liner. These are perfect for brake lines, clutch lines and gauge lines. These have straight AN3 or AN4 fittings on both ends. Sold each.Select applicable length. AN size is the "-#" at the end of each part number.
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Stainless Steel Ends
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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