Earl's Braided Fuel & Brake Lines vs Rubber Lines | Which is Better & Why

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[@mrman8856]

Literally never heard of these Earl SS lines until watching a video that was 5 years old about Rubber brakes hoses vs SS Lines.

[@drphill7561]

There is part of the brake line that moves when when the wheel turns, the end portion of the line that attaches to the calliper, won't steel lines break easier at that point compared to rubber?

[@FirstPlaceAutoParts]

.. the caliper doesnt move...

[@charlesgreathouse7376]

What is inside the braided steel line?

[@FirstPlaceAutoParts]

A liner made of nylon

[@mrman8856]

@@FirstPlaceAutoParts Stoptech are made of Teflon.