Goodridge Bulk Hose — Ø 3.5 mm, 183 cm (72"), stainless steel
600 Series PTFE-lined, braided hose for brake, clutch and hydraulic applications, offering abrasion and heat resistance and consistent pedal feel.
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600 Series PTFE-lined, braided hose for brake, clutch and hydraulic applications, offering abrasion and heat resistance and consistent pedal feel.
600 series hose designed for brake and clutch lines, engineered to resist expansion under high pressure and temperature for a firmer, more consistent pedal feel.
Recommended for competition and road use, and suitable for pressure gauge lines and fire extinguisher systems.
Available with abrasion-resistant covers in a range of colors for easy identification and cosmetic finish.
Microbore dash options provide increased line pressure and a more responsive brake feel; choose dash size according to system requirements.
| Model | Build Your Own (BYO) |
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| Manufacturer part number | 600-03CB-2 |
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