Bending and flaring brake lines by hand on a 1961 Chrysler 300 eats a weekend and rarely looks factory. This Right Stuff pre-bent stainless steel front-to-rear brake line covers the long line that runs along the frame from the front of the vehicle to the rear hose, so it goes in shaped and ready instead of bent in the garage.
Why It's Worth It
- Pre-bent to fit, so there's no tubing bender, cutting or flaring
- Bent on CNC benders with machine-formed flares for consistent ends
- Stainless steel resists corrosion and keeps a bright natural finish
- Steel tube nuts/fittings included
- Specific to the 1961 Chrysler 300, not a universal roll of tubing
Before You Order
- Covers the front-to-rear line only; front and rear axle lines are sold separately
- Stainless is harder than mild steel, so tighten fittings carefully to seat the flares
- Inspect flex hoses and wheel cylinders/calipers while the system is open
- Bleed the entire system after installation
- Long lines ship in an oversized box
Specifications:
| Material Option: |
Stainless Steel |
| Part Type: |
Brake Line |
| Disclaimer: |
The image shows a representation of the part type. Actual part and fitment location may vary. |