Sale on Stainless Steel Braided Brake Lines, 1992 - 2006!

[Sean Roe]

Hi Everyone,

We have new brake line kits on sale at an introductory price of $50 off the regular price of $229.95 They are in stock and available for all 1992 to 2006 Vipers.

Original equipment rubber hoses expand under hard braking. With time, this can lead to a spongy brake pedal feel and decreased performance / consistency. These stainless steel hoses incorporate a special 4 layer design for superior strength and have virtually no volumetric expansion. They start with a Teflon PTFE core (liner) which is wrapped in a Kevlar braid, followed by an elastomer barrier that's strengthened further by the outer stainless steel braid. Lastly, a clear coat of vinyl is applied for wear protection and a great look.

Installing these stainless steel braided hoses will increase braking performance by providing a firmer pedal feel and immediate response, which in turn allows more control during braking and faster lap times. They are D.O.T. certified * and approved for street use. Sold as a complete car set of 4 with new crush washers and corrosion resistant fittings.


* The Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) has developed a set of standards, FMVSS # 06 (Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard), to which all flexible hoses must perform without failing under extreme conditions. In order to be certified the hose must pass the "whip" test. The 4 layer design used in the manufacturing of these stainless steel hoses has proved superior under testing conditions and has surpassed D.O.T. conditions.

Sale Priced at $179.95






Braided Stainless Steel Brake Hose Set of 4, 92-95 Viper

Braided Stainless Steel Brake Hose Set of 4, 96-00 Viper

Braided Stainless Steel Brake Hose Set of 4, 01-02 Viper

Braided Stainless Steel Brake Hose Set of 4, 03-06 Viper

Regards,
Sean

[CitySnake]

Sean, will the '08 set be the same as the '06 set?

[plumcrazy]

i put a set on my 98 and it was one of the best mods ive done so far. much better feel in the pedal

[CitySnake]

Originally Posted by plumcrazy

i put a set on my 98 and it was one of the best mods ive done so far. much better feel in the pedal

I have it on my '01. Great mod. But I don't know if the '06 lines will fit an '08. As far as I know, there should be no difference.....right?

[Sean Roe]

They "should" fit, but we didn't want to say that absolutely would until we tried an '08. If you want to have Chuck install on yours and give us a verification, I'll take an additional $30 off for the info.

This is a great price on the lines, hardware and fittings. Basically $45 a corner.

[CitySnake]

Originally Posted by Sean Roe

They "should" fit, but we didn't want to say that absolutely would until we tried an '08. If you want to have Chuck install on yours and give us a verification, I'll take an additional $30 off for the info.

This is a great price on the lines, hardware and fittings. Basically $45 a corner.

I'll buy them now (great deal!) if you can wait till my '08 arrives for the answer. May be another 4-8 weeks.

Call you tomorrow.

[ViperTony]

Wow...great price and I just happen to have my Viper up on jack stands with the wheels off. What convienient timing! I'm ordering mine tomorrow morning.

[mike & juli]

There is a local dealer here who owns a twin-turbo 1000rwhp Silver '03 Viper with stainless steel braided brake lines...I know that he's NEVER regretted putting these in. Thanx Sean for another quality product, as always!!! ~juli

[VIPER BAZ UK]

Great deal there Sean.....

City is modding already and with no car..... Go Scott!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[GBS]

Sean, I wish you would have really good sale on your Brembo brake upgrades.

[Sean Roe]

We compared factory line part numbers this morning. 2008 is different that '03-'06.
We'll get a set of lines for the '08+ and offer them soon.

Regards,
Sean

[plumcrazy]

part number being different doesnt necessarily mean the part wont fit though

[CitySnake]

Originally Posted by VIPER BAZ UK

Great deal there Sean.....

City is modding already and with no car..... Go Scott!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is SO RIGHT! LMAO!

I sit in my office and go off doze off into mod land every so often. I forgot half on the mods I did over the course of 7 years.....

And here I go again!

[Iceman]

Did you guys have any trouble bolting the brackets on? It seems that the holes are 1 mm too small.

Also, does anyone have any pictures on how they routed the brake lines.

Thanks.

[ViperTony]

Iceman, I'm following the StopTech SS Line instructions as a guide on spacing and routing the lines. You can find the instructions on their website. I'm starting my install this afternoon and will put together a detailed "How To" guide but that will take a few days to compile. I'll check the bracket holes and see if mine are too small as well.