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, and come complete with a 'Forever Guarantee' card - the hoses directly replace the existing rubber hoses, and can be easily fitted during service or by the owner.
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Install last 20 years of mot`s

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My old crate has had Aeroquip Stainless braided flexibles fitted for the last 20 years of MOT`s.
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, and come complete with a 'Forever Guarantee' card - the hoses directly replace the existing rubber hoses, and can be easily fitted during service or by the owner.
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My old crate has had Aeroquip Stainless braided flexibles fitted for the last 20 years of MOT`s.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anybody know if the Racing brake lines & fittings are legal for road use? Will it pass the MOT with the stainless steel braided type tube?

POST 2Original post

Well it certainly does over here, and they're fairly stringent - sometimes we are required to actually register 'changes to the chassis', with a special additional inspection, including control arms, lowering springs, dampers, wheels, etc., clear evidence of TUV approvals, and I've not had any inspector complain about braided brake lines. Of course, it might be different in the UK, but from what I have seen to be apparently 'approved' at an MOT, it cannot be an issue.

POST 3Original post

My old crate has had Aeroquip Stainless braided flexibles fitted for the last 20 years of MOT`s. passed every one, and nothing has ever been hinted at.. :dont know:

POST 4Original post

Most of my cars have had braided brake hoses fitted, never had a problem with mot as long as theyre secured properly

POST 5Original post

One possible down side is that I suspect clamping off as with the standard flexible pipes is not something I might attempt with a braided hose..? Perhaps worth thinking about.. :?:

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Racing Brake Lines Only ask as saw this on Goodridge site The brake line kits again are derived from the race-specification hose, modified to meet road approval , and come complete with a 'Forever Guarantee' card - the hoses directly replace the existing rubber hoses, and can be easily fitted during service or by the owner.

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I've never heard of or had a problem at MOT. I've fitted them to several cars. The UK is relatively relaxed though so for the international market Goodridge may have to be more cautionary. I wouldn't clamp any brake hose. I know you can get clamps for the purpose, but squashing any rubber hose flat, particularly one that isn't as flexible and fresh as the day it was new, risks cracking or other (invisible, internal) damage IMHO.

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