Russell by Edelbrock Russell 695770 Brake Line Kit (S/S 01-06 GM HD Trucks), Stainless Steel

I like the style and length and the front ones fit just fine But the fittings on the back ones are too big I have stock lines so it has to be the lines I might be able to get adapters but I don't like to do that Sorry

Theses are a better alternative to the rubber hoses. I bought them because I needed new hoses and I thought these would be better. I installed the 2 years ago and they held up great so far. I would recommend theses over the stock rubber hoses.

The fittings at the end of the lines are not stainless so it kinda defeats the purpose of buying “stainless” lines. The new clamps are not stainless either. And there should be two more of them. Im sure ill have to replace them in a couple years after the clamps or the fittings rust out. Also its going to be in the back of my mind all the time that the clamp is going to rust out and the line will go into the wheel and get chewed up. Or worse break altogether and loose my brakes.

Would have preferred that it was for the standard ride height no lift but I must have overlooked that fact in the listing for the hose. Felt no difference in the pedal which I consider good as it means my hose was not expanding. Time will tell if they hold up and they should as they appear well made. Installed without any issues, would have been nice if they would have provided new hose to caliper bolts (bango bolts) . Most replacement of these lines are on older units for safety and age works on the bolts so new would have been nice. Local auto parts stock them so not a big issue just a trip to the store. Lines have been in use for about 3 weeks now and no issues have come up so I guess all is well.

Would have preferred standard length but a little extra hose wasn't a problem, just unsightly. I think the proper term is "hose" for these as opposed to the inflexible steel tube "lines". GM bends their heavy mounting brackets around their hoses so I used an angle-grinder and cutting wheel to cut away enough of the wrapped around bracket to free the old hose and drilled holes and zip-tied the new hose in place.(unbolted the bracket with the hose and put in vice first). GM has a reputation for using highly rustable steel in its pickup brakelines so don't push your luck when you notice rusting.

Decided to replace my brake lines since I was replacing a caliper and needed to bleed the brakes anyways.Fit was great on a 4.5" lifted truck. Used some zip ties to help guide the lines to keep away from pinch points.After a few bleeds the brake pedal is nice and stiff.

Beautiful product, well made, easy replacement. It may be just a figment of my imagination but I feel like I can feel a difference between the rubber I had to the new braided lines. Would recommend this for anyone also replacing there calipers because why not.

Easy Install. Only problem was the front passenger side line was rubbing against the inside of the rim because of too much slack and the clamps supplied being too large to firmly grip line. The rim wore through the PVC coating and a few SS cables. I caught it in time and wrapped the worn spot with friction and pvc tape. I then pulled slack out of the brake line and installed two heavy zip ties to keep it from retracting between rim and caliper.