Product Summary

Universal Fit, 17.75" Brake Hose Length

  • Rubber Material
  • Sold individually
  • Crush washers(o-rings) NOT Included
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #9174900
BrandSpeedway Motors
Brake Hose Length17.75"
Brake Hose MaterialRubber
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Speedway Motors 9174900 Details

These brake line hoses are designed for use on early Ford style wheel cylinders. They are constructed of strong rubber for a flexible yet durable fit.

  • Rubber Material
  • Sold Individually
  • Crush washers(inverted flare) NOT Included
  • 7/16"-20 inverted flare for wheel cylinder end
  • 7/16"-24 IFF to accept a 1/4" brake line
  • External 5/8" threads on line to utilize a jam nut such as 175-0246 for brake line tab attachment
  • Use 910-3183-7/16 adapter fitting to utilize hose with 3/16" brake line
  • Black Hose
  • 17-3/4" long end to end

Speedway Motors 9174900 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #9174900
BrandSpeedway Motors
Brake Hose Length17.75"
Brake Hose MaterialRubber
GENERAL
Hose OD0.4"
Brake Hose Fitting Size7/16"-24 IFF | 7/16"-20 Male O-Ring
Overall Length17.75"
Fitting End A7/16"-24 I.F. Female
Fitting End B7/16"-20 Male o-ring
Sold in QuantityEach

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

10 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers value the product's high quality and great fit, mirroring the original parts. Its innovative features are appreciated, delivering on its promises as a brake line component. The tool is both practical and robust, ensuring a reliable and durable performance. Additional commendations for our product include it being well-made and user-friendly. Notably, its quality surpasses competitor features, compelling customers to redo their hard lines to accommodate its superior specifications. It is also conveniently adaptable for experimental use, underlining its unique versatility.

4.9

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great quality

5.0

a year ago

Rowdy

SW Mo

Verified

I am doing a updated brake system on a 1939 Ford Standard car and everything I bought for this project was the best quality I could hope for.. The tech department was so helpful making this conversion seamless and virtually bolt on..After 40 years of being ASE certified, this is a good company to buy from..you can trust these folks. I look to Speedway for all my projects... Great company, Great people, great parts. I have used them for Years.

Would Recommend

I would buy these again.

5.0

2 years ago

Big d

Pittsburgh

Verified

Used thes on an old studebaker truck worked great,

Would Recommend

Very high quality hose

5.0

3 years ago

Card

Spencerport, NY

Verified

Front brake line to wheel cylinder.

Would Recommend

Works as intended

4.0

3 years ago

Jake

719

Verified

They work great, but the female threaded portion is longer than OEM/NOS - which meant I had to redo my hard lines as well (banjo bolt that was formerly at 3-way union was too short to seal). Nothing too crazy though - that's hot rodding!

Would Recommend

As advertised

5.0

5 years ago

Chase

Missouri

Verified

Worked well for experimental braking

Good stuff

5.0

5 years ago

Jakspring

Vienna, wv

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Seems to be well made. Fits hose tabs well.

Would Recommend

Great fit just like original

5.0

6 years ago

Rowdy

Newport Tennessee

Verified

Great fit just like original

Would Recommend

One heck of a great E Store

5.0

8 years ago

Rod

Keene, NH

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The parts I needed were well described on the web site, the photos were excellent, the parts were IN STOCK, priced right and shipped quickly. When they arrived the quality of the parts was superb!!!

Would Recommend

Nice quality

5.0

10 years ago

Bobbysrats

Shelton ne

Verified

Bolted right on and performs great

Would Recommend

Perfect fit

5.0

10 years ago

Rick

Camas WA

Verified

Just what I needed to finish my brake job

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

Would this brake hose fit a 1950 Ford F1? Using stock brakes....Thanks...

by Roger

• 9 years ago

1 answer

Does this brake line screw into the wheel cylinder with out a brass washer. It doesn't seem long enough to bottom out and seal?

by Dave

• 10 years ago

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