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Braided Stainless AN 48 Inch Brake Line
Braided Stainless AN 48 Inch Brake Line
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Braided Stainless AN 48 Inch Brake Line
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Material Type:
Teflon
Outer Braid:
Stainless
Overall Length:
48"
Fitting End A:
Select Size (AN) to see
Fitting End B:
Select Size (AN) to see
MFG. Part #:
SP670-31
Sold in Quantity:
Each
AN Size:
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Inlet Fitting Angle:
Straight
Outlet Fitting Angle:
Straight
Hose Length:
48"
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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.
AN 3 O.D. is .265 and AN 4 O.D. is .305
Select applicable length. AN size is the "-#" at the end of each part number.
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Zinc Plated Steel Ends
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