When the time comes to choose hoses for your vehicle, you can choose between braided and rubber hose. High performance applications need high performance parts because you subject the engine and its components to high rpm. Each type of hose has its own pros and cons.
Braided LinesBraided lines are stiffer than rubber lines and are more durable. Add the proper hose ends to the tubing if you buy a roll of it. You could also purchase braided hose to fit specific applications. Braided hose provides better heat dissipation and better flow, which is important when choosing performance car parts. Additionally, braided lines are able to withstand more pressure than rubber lines. When you need a flexible hose, you may not be able to use metal.
Rubber HosesRubber lines are made in the same way as braided lines. Rubber line hose ends may be swagged or crimped onto the rubber line. Rubber lines are best used when your high performance vehicle needs a hose to be routed in a difficult place. They are also easier to replace if you are out on the track. Depending on the rubber line, it could withstand pressures of up to 10,000 psi. Finally, rubber hoses are more resistant to vibration when you use the appropriate fittings. However, rubber lines cannot stand as much external force as braided lines. Additionally, rubber hoses need to be replaced more often than braided lines.
Visit Roadrunner PerformanceWhen you need high performance parts, visit Roadrunner Performance. Build your hoses to your specifications or build specialty hoses by choosing the proper material for your application and the appropriate hose ends. You’ll get high-quality rubber and steel lines, and high-quality hose ends to make your racer a winner.
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