| Manufacturer | The Stop Shop |
|---|---|
| Brand | The Stop Shop |
| Item Weight | 11.2 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 10.5 x 9 x 1.3 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 30R9-386 |
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Product Description
Classic Car Parts - Tubing - Hardware
- Pre-bent Brake Lines
- Copper Nickel Brake/Fuel
- Stainless Steel Brake/Fuel
- Nylon Fuel Hose
- Brake Line Hardware
Our experts are here to help!
Pre-bent Brake Lines available!! Just pop out your old lines and put these new beauties in place!
- CNC bent exact reproduction brake lines. Simply remove all original rusty lines and put the new tubes in place!
- Made from 304 Stainless tubing. Tube nuts are made from steel plated for corrosion resistance. Fittings and tube size will match factory tubes.
- Spring guard to protect tube will be in factory positions (if factory tubes had spring guard)
Pre-bent or Do It Yourself we have what you need to get the job done right!
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Copper NickelCopper Nickel tubing will never rust! This tubing has a wall thickness of .028". Copper Nickel also bends and flares extremely easily!! If you have a brake line that needs bent by hand this is absolutely the way to go! |
Stainless SteelStainless steel looks great and will never rust! Stainless isn't just a great look it's also a great performance product. Unlike Copper Nickel, it does require a higher end flaring tool. |
Nylon Fuel HoseOur Nylon Fuel Line repair kits are an effective and economical way to repair rusted steel fuel lines or damaged nylon tubes. This nylon tube can be connected directly to original steel tubes on vehicles. |
Brake Line HardwareWe have a large variety of brake and fuel line hardware for both inverted and bubble flare needs. Whether it's tube nuts, clips, tees, unions, adaptors, banjo bolts, washers, gravel guard, etc. we have you covered! |
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| Sold By | thestopshop | EVIL ENERGY | EVIL ENERGY | EVIL ENERGY | EVIL ENERGY | Strugglelife |
| material | — | Rubber | Rubber | — | Rubber | Nbr |
| size | 3/8" I.D. - 6 Foot Pc | 3/8 | 3/8 Inch | 3/8 Inch | 3/8 Inch | 3/8" ID 10FT |
| maximum pressure | — | 1160 pounds per square inch | 1200 pounds per square inch | 1200 pounds per square inch | 1200 pounds per square inch | — |
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A dangerous timebomb - AVOID!
I had an experience similar to one of the recent reviewers. The hose seemed fine at first. I installed it and it didn't leak. Five months later I had trouble starting my car. I discovered the hose had detached from the engine. I was surprised at how easily I could push the hose back onto the pipe, without having to loosen the clamp which was still tight and partly sunken into the surface of the hose (indicating it was still properly tightened). I compared the failed hose to a leftover unused piece from the same 7 foot length. The failed hose was 1/32 inch larger in inner diameter. See my photo for a side-by-side comparison. The unused piece is on the left and the failed piece is on the right. I've since removed all of the hose from my car and put the original hose back on. That's when I noticed how stiff the new hose had become. My old hose, which is original to my 32 year old car, is quite a bit softer and more pliable than the new hose after just five months of use. I thought I was being safe by replacing the old original hose, even though it didn't show any signs of degradation.If you decide to purchase and install this hose, which I highly recommend you DON'T do, you had better make a routine of pulling on all of the connections to ensure they are secure each time before starting your car. Or just buy a reliable brand of hose so you can sleep soundly at night. I can only image what might have become of me if my engine was hot or I was driving when this time-bomb went off. Don't chance it. This hose is dangerous.
