Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Model | Lift | Location |
| 2005 - 2011 | Dodge / Ram | 1500 Mega Cab | 6' | Rear |
| 2005 - 2011 | Dodge / Ram | 2500 Power Wagon | 6' | Rear |
| 2003 - 2011 | Dodge / Ram | 2500 Truck | 6' | Rear |
| 2003 - 2011 | Dodge / Ram | 3500 Truck | 6' | Rear |
BDS Kevlar - lined stainless - steel braided brake lines are a game - changer. They have almost no volumetric expansion, giving you a firmer brake pedal feel with less effort. They're approved for all brake fluids, including D.O.T. 5 Silicone. These lines are flexible, moisture - and road - shock resistant, and better than OEM lines.
Part Number: BDS102009
Features
- One - Piece Crimp Design for durability
- Protective Vinyl Cover for extra safety
- Stainless Steel Braid Protective Layer
- Kevlar Braid for strength
- Teflon inner core that's chemically inert
- Standard SAE female fittings & ends
- Standard brake fittings & hardware
- Higher fitting pull - off
- Length: 27'
- Works with 6' of lift
- Uses OEM hardware
Includes:
Warranty
- Get 5 - year/60,000 - mile protection on Ford, Nissan, & Toyota vehicles and 5 - year/100,000 - mile protection on Dodge/Ram, GMC, & Jeep vehicles from 560Plus.com. It's free for BDS customers, can save you big on repairs, has an easy online registration, and is available for most late - model vehicles.
Notes
- Legal for street use in all 50 States
- Hose assemblies meet D.O.T. Federal regulations
- PN# 102009 won't work on 2012+ trucks.
Using this rear brake line is straightforward. First, make sure your vehicle is one of the compatible Dodge/Ram models from 2003 - 2011 with a 6' lift. You can use the existing OEM hardware for installation. When installing, handle the line gently to avoid damaging the protective layers like the vinyl cover and stainless - steel braid. As for maintenance, regularly check for any signs of wear or damage on the outer layers. If you notice any cracks in the vinyl or fraying in the braid, it might be time to replace the line. Also, since it's compatible with all brake fluids, you can use your regular brake fluid. Just remember, this part won't work on trucks from 2012 and later. And it's completely legal for street use across all 50 states, so you don't have to worry about any legal issues.
