Anyone use Stainless steel braided flex hoses

[brads70]

Hi!
While installing my exhaust I noticed the flex lines look a little "iffy" so I want to replace them.After spending all the funds I have I'm not going to chance it. I'm thinking I might as well go for stainless flex lines. Who makes them and how much?
Thanks Brad

[moparmaniac59]

You can try these guys. I don't know how expensive they are. www.stopflex.com they are supposed to be a good company. Maybe someone will chime in that has used their products! Good luck!!


                                           Matt B.

[moparmaniac59]

Another company that has been around forever (again, I''ve not used these guys) and also supposed to be very reliable is Inline-Tube. The web site is www.inlinetube.com. 


                                                  Matt B.

[Bullitt-]

I had the local Oreilly's Auto Parts  order Russel braided brake hoses...Cost was about the same as the e-stores & tax was less than shipping.

http://www.russellperformance.com/mc/brake_hoses/hoses_domestic.shtml 

[brads70]

Wow great guys Thanks! I have upgraded to the big rotors so would I ask for a 73-74 kit? Or does it matter?My 70 came with 73-74 spindles and disc brakes. They are pin type calipers , but I don't know if the brake line flex hoses were the same 70-74? I looked at the Russell link and they list a 69 Challenger??? but no 73-74?
Thanks Brad

[Bullitt-]

Look again they do list 70-72 Challenger pn 694050 ...sometime in '72 or at least by '73 the rear brake setup changed to a hose with distribution block made onto it...  The fronts for disk brakes are the same.
   Remember I was looking for a block to go on my '73.

[brads70]

Look again they do list 70-72 Challenger pn 694050 ...sometime in '72 or at least by '73 the rear brake setup changed to a hose with distribution block made onto it...  The fronts for disk brakes are the same.
   Remember I was looking for a block to go on my '73.

I'll have to look at my rear ( that's the one that needs replacing) hose , I can't remember if it screws into the distribution block or if it is crimped on to it. ( one piece)

[422STROKER]

I have the russell lines work well so far.

Tom