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Stainless Steel Brake Line Set, 66-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 3191
Stainless Steel Brake Line Set, 66-77 Ford Bronco
Stainless Steel Brake Line Set 66-77 Ford Bronco
Product Overview:
CNC-bent stainless steel brake lines for 66-77 Ford Broncos. Kits for all factory early Bronco applications. Dana 30, Dana 44, manual drum or power disc brakes
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CNC-bent stainless steel brake lines for 66-77 Ford Broncos. Kits for all factory early Bronco applications. Dana 30, Dana 44, manual drum or power disc brakes
Our stainless steel brake line sets will replace every hard line on your early Bronco. These brake line sets also include hard lines to replace the brake hoses that run from the master cylinder to the proportioning or junction valve. These CNC bent brake line kits have the same fittings as the stock hard lines and are designed to bolt into the stock locations. Made in the USA.
Early Bronco Stainless Steel Brake Line Set Options:
Early Bronco Stainless Steel Brake Line Set Options:
- 1966 Ford Bronco
For use with factory single reservoir master cylinder, Dana 30 front end, manual drum brakes
- 1967-71 Ford Bronco
For use with factory dual reservoir master cylinder, Dana 30 front end, manual drum brakes
- 1971-75 Ford Bronco
For use with factory dual reservoir master cylinder, Dana 44 front end, manual drum brakes
- 1976-77 Ford Bronco
For use with factory dual reservoir master cylinder, Dana 44 front end, manual front disc brakes
- 1976-77 Ford Bronco
For use with factory dual reservoir master cylinder, Dana 44 front end, power front disc brakes
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Asked by Chris, July 6, 2023
Q: I have a 69 Bronco with a Dana 44, and putting on your Hydroboost system. I have disc front and drum rears. What kit would be best to use? Thanks
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Answered by ☆ sales - July 6, 2023
A: Normally we would not go with a kit, as they are designed for a bone stock Bronco and would leave you with un-used lines. It would be better to purchase the lines separately.
Asked by Lance Gardner, April 8, 2023
Q: Hello! I was looking at getting this 3191 brake line set but I'm not seeing a set for my Bronco. Mine is a 1970 with Dana 44. Would I want the 71-75 with Dana 44 for my application? If it helps, I'm also using your drum to disk conversion kits for both front and rear brakes. Any help is appreciated! Thanks, Lance
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Answered by ☆ sales - April 10, 2023
A: Lance, we would use the 71-75 kit for the Dana 44. You could also buy the lines individually, as the kit may have lines you will not need.
Asked by Richard D Geelan, November 21, 2022
Q: Do you have a kit with just the Dana 44 Axle and Ford 9 inch axle hard line stainless steel brake lines (just the 4 lines that mount on the axles, front and rear)?
Do your stainless steel lines use stainless steel attaching threaded fittings or are they plated steel?
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Answered by ☆ sales - November 28, 2022
A: We have the fronts and rears separate, but not in a kit, just 2 part numbers, 3197 & 3198. The lines are stainless, but the fittings are zinc plated.
Asked by Wayne, October 14, 2015
Q: Planning to purchase hard line set for my '73 Bronco. I am installing power brakes and your front and rear disc brake conversion kits as well as 1 body lift.. It looks to me like the 3191 PB is the right kit for me. I note that the 3191 is listed for both MB and PB with no other distinguishing identifiers. Which kit set is right for me?
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Answered by ☆ sales - October 14, 2015
A: You would be best off with the #3191 71-75 MB, and adding the #3196. The 76-77 version has the D44 brake lines for stock Ford disc brakes, not the conversion.
Asked by Sean, January 9, 2014
Q: What diameter are these lines?
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Answered by ☆ 8578 - January 9, 2014
A: 3/16 just like stock.
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