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My problem with steel lines is you can't see the rubber hose inside to check for cracks or hardened rubber.
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For street use, I would not recommend uncoated SS brake lines.
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The brake line and clutch line kits are made in the USA to meet strict D.O.T. certifications. The steel braided lines are a smoke color with the AP logo printed on it. The CNC machined fittings are in classic Agency Power Gold to separate you from the competition. All kits are assembled for a quit and easy install. Include fittings, hoses, and necessary hardware. Lines fit the 99-05 Porsche 996 C2, C4, C4S, and Turbo models with factory brakes.
$90.00
+shipping
I see what you mean now. To blow them my guess is you have to do better than that. I have seen them all over the place for $85-100. I think also, the lines don't have that steel look to them like the other brands people really flock to (stoptech, etc.). Just my $.02
Dan, are these made by StopTech? I noticed you were also selling their brake kits. Perhaps there might be some hesitation with this critical safety component since I think Agency Power is your house brand? FWIW, I have the StopTech brake lines which look (except for fitting color) very similar to yours. I am very satisfied with mine. The StopTech lines are coated SS braided lines. The problem with uncoated is that it allows dirt to get into the SS braids and abrade the teflon (I believe) hose inside. For street use, I would not recommend uncoated SS brake lines. If yours are made by StopTech, then yours are good lines and the price is good, too. Do these also come with the little brake line plugs so the fluid doesn't run out all over the floor?
These are not made by stop-tech but by another company but we have made sure to think of all of the defects that uncoated lines have and then imporved them. These do not come w/ plugs.
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