Coated Braided Line 60in #3 Hose -3 Str/-3 Str

The Coated Braided Line 60in #3 Hose -3 Str/-3 Str is a premium hydraulic brake hose assembly engineered for demanding motorsport and high-performance applications where reliability under pressure is non-negotiable. This 60-inch braided hose serves operators, fabricators, and performance technicians who require dependable fluid transfer in systems demanding precise pressure regulation and zero-tolerance for failure. Whether you're running a custom brake system on a track vehicle, competition platform, or precision hydraulic setup, this hose delivers the integrity that separates safe operation from dangerous compromise.

Built with stainless-steel braiding and PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) internal lining, the Coated Braided Line resists corrosion, maintains dimensional stability across temperature extremes, and prevents swelling from brake fluid exposure. The black vinyl outer coating protects the braided construction from abrasion, UV degradation, and environmental contamination—critical when hoses route through engine bays or along chassis hard points. The -3 AN (Air Force-Navy) straight female fittings at both ends ensure leak-free, vibration-resistant connections; the matching port sizes eliminate adapter stacks and maintain system simplicity. PTFE lining ensures compatibility with DOT-approved brake fluids while reducing internal friction and heat generation during sustained braking cycles.

This assembly is ideal for custom brake line fabrication, performance vehicle builds, drag racing setups, and motorsport competitors who demand OEM-equivalent reliability in non-OEM configurations. The 60-inch length accommodates mid-engine platforms, extended wheelbase builds, and routing scenarios requiring longer primary or secondary brake lines. Technicians appreciate the straight-female-to-straight-female configuration for seamless integration into modular brake systems and custom hydraulic architectures. Installation requires only standard AN wrench sizing and torque specs; no special adapters or reducers needed. Verify port sizing and system pressure ratings (typically 3,000+ PSI for brake applications) against your vehicle's specifications before installation.