Russell Street Legal Brake Hose Kit - DOT Approved - GM F-Body 1989-92 001494BO The 6AL4V alloy is heat-treated Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Russell Street Legal Brake Hose Kit - DOT Approved - GM F-Body 1989-92 001494BO The 6AL4V alloy is heat-treated Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 44825591437
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Russell Street Legal Brake Hose Kit DOT Approved GM F Body 1989 92 001494BO The 6AL4V alloy is heat treated Size:7 1 2 (60) The 6AL4V alloy is heat treated and processed to a stringent tolerance that makes it so strong that it is even used in the aircraft industry Used primarily in drag racing to provide positive locking action to the front wheels of race cars Hose ends include Crimp On To compliment the looks of the hose installation

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