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Optimize your vehicle's braking geometry with the Allstar Performance 60-inch braided brake hose. Featuring a 90-degree female fitting on one end and a straight female fitting on the other, this hose is perfect for routing around tight engine bay components or suspension hardware. The stainless steel braided construction, combined with a high-performance PTFE inner liner, ensures that your brake fluid remains pressurized and responsive, even under the most extreme racing conditions.
Designed for durability, the black vinyl outer coating protects the stainless braid from chafing and environmental elements. This hose is an essential upgrade for any custom brake system, offering both the flexibility needed for suspension travel and the rigidity required for consistent pedal feel. Whether you are building a dedicated track car or a high-performance street machine, this Allstar Performance hose provides the reliability you demand. Find all your essential racing plumbing and brake components at GGCRACING.
Optimize your vehicle's braking geometry with the Allstar Performance 60-inch braided brake hose. Featuring a 90-degree female fitting on one end and a straight female fitting on the other, this hose is perfect for routing around tight engine bay components or suspension hardware. The stainless steel braided construction, combined with a high-performance PTFE inner liner, ensures that your brake fluid remains pressurized and responsive, even under the most extreme racing conditions.
Designed for durability, the black vinyl outer coating protects the stainless braid from chafing and environmental elements. This hose is an essential upgrade for any custom brake system, offering both the flexibility needed for suspension travel and the rigidity required for consistent pedal feel. Whether you are building a dedicated track car or a high-performance street machine, this Allstar Performance hose provides the reliability you demand. Find all your essential racing plumbing and brake components at GGCRACING.
