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Old 04-12-2008, 10:57 PM
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Default Braided lines for 3/16" compression fittings

Just like the title says, who makes a replacement brake line for compression fittings (not the stock bubble fittings)? I replaced my line with 3/16" double flares and can't seem to find anything.

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Originally Posted by Mr.MartyStone
Just like the title says, who makes a replacement brake line for compression fittings (not the stock bubble fittings)? I replaced my line with 3/16" double flares and can't seem to find anything.

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Are you looking for braided hoses with a 3/8-24 IF or are you looking for adapters from 3/8-24 to #3 AN flare?
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Originally Posted by Beat98TJ
Are you looking for braided hoses with a 3/8-24 IF or are you looking for adapters from 3/8-24 to #3 AN flare?
I am running 3/16" line so I need a braided stainless line that fits the stock caliper and has a 3/16" compression fitting on one end and the stock style banjo fitting on the other side? Know what I mean?

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What I get from this is that you need a brakehose with a 10mm banjo on one end for the caliper. I am not sure what you mean by compression fitting. Common hard tube ends are:

Bubble flare Metric or standard
bevel flare Metric
Inverted flare (most common) metric or standard.
#3 AN

The most typical end is a 3/8-24 threaded inverted flare. Russell has the parts to put together a variety of DOT legal custom hoses. Look here:

http://www.russellperformance.com/mc...dapt_fit.shtml

http://www.russellperformance.com/mc...niversal.shtml

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Yes I need a standard thread (not sure the exact size...the size that is standard thread for 3/16" brake line). I already have the standard fitting on one side of the brake line as i deleted all of the bubble fittings/stock lines. It is not a AN fitting, I am positive of that. What I think will work is to run the 641291 apaptor which I read as a female inverted flare to a -3 fitting, and then run the 10mm banjo fitting to -3 line. That work?

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Originally Posted by Mr.MartyStone
Yes I need a standard thread (not sure the exact size...the size that is standard thread for 3/16" brake line). I already have the standard fitting on one side of the brake line as i deleted all of the bubble fittings/stock lines. It is not a AN fitting, I am positive of that. What I think will work is to run the 641291 apaptor which I read as a female inverted flare to a -3 fitting, and then run the 10mm banjo fitting to -3 line. That work?

Marty

Yep. Sounds good to me.



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