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Brake Master Cylinder to Valve Hoses, 66-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 3199
Brake Master Cylinder to Valve Hoses, 66-77 Ford Bronco
Brake Master Cylinder to Valve Hoses 66-77 Bronco
Product Overview:
We have rubber hoses for the stock master cylinder to stock valve position. Our rubber hoses look more like the stock hoses.
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We have rubber hoses for the stock master cylinder to stock valve position. Our rubber hoses look more like the stock hoses.
Brake Master Cylinder to Valve Hoses, 66-77 Ford Bronco
We have rubber hoses for the stock master cylinder to stock valve position. Our rubber hoses look more like the stock hoses.
The Early Bronco Brake Master Cylinder Hoses are essential for any brake restoration project. These high-quality hoses ensure proper fluid flow from the master cylinder to the brake lines, helping to restore and maintain optimal braking performance. Designed to fit early Broncos, they offer a perfect blend of reliability and durability, ideal for those looking to restore their vehicle’s braking system to peak condition.
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Asked by Tony, February 17, 2017
Q: Hi,
Will these brake hoses work with the proportioning valve from your Item #: 3005NETW Disk brake kit?
Thanks, Tony
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ sales - February 23, 2017
A: Our #3077 would be a better choice for that application.
Asked by Bob Wallace, February 9, 2014
Q: I have a 76 with Power Brakes. I plan on installing a 2 inch Body lift.
Will I need to change the lines going from to Master Cylinder to the proportion valve, again?
If so.... Which kit should I get.
( I have steel lines now.... the rubber ones were original and failed this past spring. )
Thanks in advance!
BW
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ 8578 - February 10, 2014
A: Typically the stock lines/hoses will work even with a 2 body lift. If you have 2-3 of slack in the hoses you won't have a problem. IF you are using hard lines from the master to the valve you will need to take a closer look. Most aftermarket hard lines will have a few large coils which will allow you the stretch them out. Without seeing exactly what you have existing it's hard to know for sure if it will work.
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