Right Stuff FH06 Rear Brake Hose, 69-72 GM A/F/X Body
Right Stuff FH06 Rear Brake Hose, 69-72 GM A/F/X Body
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Right Stuff FH06 Rear Brake Hose, 69-72 GM A/F/X Body

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Product Summary

Rear Position, Rubber Brake Hose Material

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #FH06
    BrandThe Right Stuff
    PositionRear
    Brake Hose MaterialRubber
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    The Right Stuff FH06 Details

    Includes junction block on hose.

    • Rear brake line rubber hose
    • Includes junction block
    • 14-1/4" long with inlet/outlets 3/8"-24 IFF
    • 1969-1972 GM A-Body and X-Body, 1969 F-Body

    The Right Stuff FH06 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #FH06
    BrandThe Right Stuff
    PositionRear
    Brake Hose MaterialRubber
    GENERAL
    Brake Hose Fitting Size3/8"-24 IFF | 3/8"-24 IFF
    Brake Hose Fitting AngleStraight | 90 Degree
    Overall Length14.25"
    Sold in QuantityEach
    NotesAlternate parts 91755581, 425972059ERL

    Ratings & Reviews

    4.7

    12 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers consistently praise the product, highlighting its high quality and perfect fitting for projects as key strengths. Well-made, practical, and exactly as needed, customers mentioned its thread dimensions to be ideal for a 1/4 inch line. Many consider it identical to original parts, also noting it to work seamlessly with other Right Stuff lines. The product's affordability is viewed as a major plus, leading some users to readily recommend it for future endeavors, giving it an edge over competitors.

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    4.7

    12 reviews

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    Most Liked Positive Review

    5.0

    Will buy again for another project.

    Holes on block are taped 3/8-24, other end is 7/16 thread for 1/4 inch line, which worked out for my project.

    Most Liked Negative Review

    1.0

    No

    Wrong description- 1/4 inch inlet not 3/16 Returning the part

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    I would buy again

    5.0

    6 days ago

    BobT

    Hillman MI

    Verified

    Direct replacement for my disk brake conversion I did 20 years ago

    Would Recommend

    I would buy this again

    5.0

    12 days ago

    Bobt

    Hillman mi

    Verified

    Worked perfectly on my rear disk conversion

    Would Recommend

    I would buy this part again

    5.0

    3 months ago

    Joe

    Mundelein

    Verified

    Great product. Built well

    Would Recommend

    Good product

    5.0

    4 months ago

    Kenny

    Bay Area

    Verified

    Worked as expected

    Right part

    5.0

    6 months ago

    Bent Nails

    Wheatland Oklahoma

    Verified

    It fit like it was intended

    Would Recommend

    No

    1.0

    10 months ago

    Rich

    Denver

    Verified

    Wrong description- 1/4 inch inlet not 3/16 Returning the part

    I would buy again

    5.0

    a year ago

    Al

    Phoenix

    Verified

    Used on 66 Cutlass good specs and pictures on web site, so I knew it would fit and it did

    Would Recommend

    Will buy again for another project.

    5.0

    4 years ago

    Dave in Montana

    Missoula MT

    Verified

    Holes on block are taped 3/8-24, other end is 7/16 thread for 1/4 inch line, which worked out for my project.

    Great part

    5.0

    4 years ago

    Bruce

    Medford, or

    Verified

    Worked just Wright

    Would Recommend

    Just like the original,

    5.0

    6 years ago

    Bibby O

    Port Republic Va

    Verified

    Great parts at fantastic prices.

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    2 Questions • 2 Answers

    Are the ends 3/8"-24 ? Bolt hole 7/16" ? Do you sell the bolt vent ?

    by Luke

    • 8 years ago

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    how long is it from end to end

    by Johnny

    • 10 years ago

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