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1955-1956 Chevrolet 3200 Complete Brake Line Kit Long Bed Stainless CBK0312SS

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1955-1956 Chevrolet 3200 Complete Brake Line Kit Long Bed Stainless CBK0312SSOverview: Complete Brake Line Kit for 1955 1956 GM 1 2 Pickup Truck, Long Bed, Series II, Stainless CBK0312SS Our Complete Brake Line Kits come with every metal line needed for your vehicle. This includes your Master Cylinder Lines, ABS Lines (if applicable), Front Lines, Front to Rear Lines, and Rear Axle Lines. Check the Kit Contents section below for an exact breakdown of what comes in your kit! All lines come Pre Bent and flared with the correct

Overview:

Complete Brake Line Kit for 1955-1956 GM 1/2 Pickup Truck, Long Bed, Series II, Stainless - CBK0312SS

Our Complete Brake Line Kits come with every metal line needed for your vehicle. This includes your Master Cylinder Lines, ABS Lines (if applicable), Front Lines, Front to Rear Lines, and Rear Axle Lines. Check the Kit Contents section below for an exact breakdown of what comes in your kit!

All lines come Pre-Bent and flared with the correct threaded fittings which reduces your install time tremendously.

Our mild steel lines are galphan coated for added protection. Our stainless steel lines are T304 but are of a special softer blend to help with any possible leaks.

Applications:

  • Fits:
    • 1955-1956 Chevrolet 3200 1/2 Ton Pickup (Series II)
    • 1955-1956 GMC 100 1/2 Ton Pickup (Series II)
  • Bed Size: Long Bed
  • Rear Brakes: Standard Duty
  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • Finish: Uncoated
  • Complete Brake Line Kit
  • Kit Designed For Factory Brake Applications! Series 2 Trucks are also reffered to as "Task Force" for Chevy or "Blue Chip" for GMC.


Kit Contents:

  • 1x Master Cylinder Brake Line (1/4 inch Diameter)
  • 1x Front Left (Driver) Brake Line (3/16 inch Diameter)
  • 1x Front Right (Passenger) Brake Line (3/16 inch Diameter)
  • 1x Front to Rear Brake Line (1/4 inch Diameter)
  • 1x Rear Left (Driver) Brake Line (3/16 inch Diameter)
  • 1x Rear Right (Passenger) Brake Line (3/16 inch Diameter)
  • Total: 6x Brake Lines


Interchange:

  • TMC5501SS
  • TFB5501SS
  • TFB5502SS
  • TKT5501SS
  • TIN5502SS
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