Rough Country 89310S Front Extended Stainless Steel Brake Lines for 4-6-inch Lifts
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Rough Country 89310S Features:
Upgrade your worn out rubber brake lines with Rough Country's Stainless Extended Steel Brake Line Kit. Our DOT approved brake line kits offer the necessary extra length to install your application, perfect for anyone who wants to swap out poor performing or decaying factory brake lines.Rough Country's Stainless Steel replacements offer superior protection and a seriously long lifespan. A braided stainless steel exterior keeps your lines free from off-road debris, rocks, and mud that can penetrate factory rubber lines. This durable outer layer also prevents expansion of the internal Teflon layer - even under 4,000PSI - keeping fluid moving to the brake line for a noticeably firmer brake pedal feel. High-quality hollow fasteners at both ends of each brake line provide a leak-free flow path. s at both ends of each brake line provide a leak-free flow path.
- Pressure tested to 4,000PSI
- Install Time: 2-3 hours
Rough Country 89310S Fitment Notes:
- Recommended for models with 4in - 6in suspension lift kits Models with less than 4-inches of lift may have excess slack to keep away from pinch areas
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