When you buy brake lines, you want a quality product that will last for years. Traditional SS lines and hardware will corrode when?they are exposed to water and winters, regardless of how much you spend.
Turner has developed a proprietary zinc-nickel coating finish with almost twice the salt-spray corrosion resistance of a standard plated line. Turner SS brake line also feature new low profile connecting hardware, for a cleaner mounted look. Get brake lines that will continue to look as good as they feel!
Even brand new rubber brake hoses expand under pressure, resulting in increased fluid volume and excess pedal travel for the desired stopping force. What is often thought to be brake fade or fluid boiling, can actually be the brake lines expanding under pressure. This expansion is even more prominent in aged and weathered rubber hoses. Turner Motorsport Stainless Steel lines are engineered and assembled with braided stainless steel mesh and offer superior expansion resistance and reinforcement. The resistance to expansion creates a firmer pedal, and a more direct pedal feel. The signature blue polymer coating provides additional protection from the elements and abrasion, which is common with the constant movement of suspension and braking systems.
All Turner brake lines are engineered to comply with DOT (U.S. Department of Transportation) FMVSS 106 standards. All lines are manufactured on dedicated, DOT-compliant brake equipment and each is tested to 3000 psi before being shipped.
Turner Motorsport stocks a huge inventory of premium brake components, including complete brake refresh kits, pads, rotors, shoes, drums, hoses, hard lines, fluids, hardware, hi-temp lubricants. Everything you need to perform a professional quality brake service, you can find at Turner Motorsport!
Technical features:
Fully compliant with DOT Standards (MVSS-1006)
Lines burst-tested to 3000psi
(maximum tested pressure from a BMW braking system is 1200psi)
Zinc-Nickel coating for maximum corrosion resistance
Low profile connectors for clean and recessed look
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