Redhorse Performance 3302 Series Braided Stainless PTFE Brake Hose - 18 in - 4 AN Hose - 4 AN Straight Female - Black Rear End Housing Mount Bushing Insert 1992-1998 GMC Yukon Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Redhorse Performance 3302 Series Braided Stainless PTFE Brake Hose - 18 in - 4 AN Hose - 4 AN Straight Female - Black Rear End Housing Mount Bushing Insert 1992-1998 GMC Yukon Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 38048236237
Price: 31.01 USD
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Redhorse Performance 3302 Series Braided Stainless PTFE Brake Hose 18 in 4 AN Hose 4 AN Straight Female Black Rear End Housing Mount Bushing Insert 1992 1998 GMC Yukon Size:7 1 2 (60) 1992 1998 GMC Yukon Lenzing® is also permently fire resistant but it is also is highly heat resistant Braided Stainless Redhorse Performance has been recognized for their premium quality hose ends and fittings

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