DIY Braided Brake Hose

Actually we can get SS hose from industrial suppliers right? Maybe can really DIY one set. Just gotta need the right size...hmm...google google kekekeke
 
Eh...just wondering if we can use those hose clamps... they come in all sizes and uses a flat head to screw tight, of course not too tight but enough to fill the hose length. Its not free but steel "sleeved"...

Then definitely no flex dy. The question is, is it better?
 
Eh...just wondering if we can use those hose clamps... they come in all sizes and uses a flat head to screw tight, of course not too tight but enough to fill the hose length. Its not free but steel "sleeved"...

Yeah.. definately can.. but those things are like.. RM 2 per piece? After installing both side.. almost the price of SS Braided Hose already leh..
 
Yeah that so true...imagine need how many for 4 sides...lol! Nvm..just brainstorming

Btw, You can see the hose clamps in my siggy, at my return valve hose from the air filter.
 
Duct tape will still expand with the hose...has to be something rigid

You probably could if the hose was straight. But since 99% of the time it's bendy, clamps won't be able to handle the bends. The cable tie technique has to be evenly spaced out so the same concept applies for clamps. If you can't - then better don't. Otherwise you'll get a lot of pressure on the un-reinforced side of the hose.
 
i found old cable ties at my home, similar to TS one but black in color.

the plastic bag got write the specification of the cable ties.
mine i think 8.2kg minimum tensile strengh ( i think so because the paper torn out dy :banghead: )

i can't break it off:biggrin:

maybe u can find better strenght one.

Strength is one thing, whether can stand the heat etc., is another....:confused:
 
vr2 : can one la. The only thing is like what Joe said - you need to use good quality cable ties. Mine actually snapped a few under the braking pressure exerted on the hose. The expansion was enough to break the cable ties!
 
vr2 : can one la. The only thing is like what Joe said - you need to use good quality cable ties. Mine actually snapped a few under the braking pressure exerted on the hose. The expansion was enough to break the cable ties!

You use RM2 for 100 ones......hahahahaha:rofl:
 
vr2 : can one la. The only thing is like what Joe said - you need to use good quality cable ties. Mine actually snapped a few under the braking pressure exerted on the hose. The expansion was enough to break the cable ties!

How many cable ties per side you did on your car?

You use RM2 for 100 ones......hahahahaha:rofl:

Maybe better lar...daiso...RM5 haha
 
So next DIT we can try do it on our stock cars without steel braided hose and see what's the difference.
 
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pls do make sure your hoses are in good condition.

happen to me on my old ride, bought it used but nvr change the hose then i did this.

those places covered with cable ties will not expand much, forcing the pressure to those without cable ties, if it old and hard it will burst at those area and caused leak.

its a good diy, just make sure all hoses in good condition, replace it before doing this if its too old

brake hoses are suppose to be change anyway as 1 of the maintainance
 
Holy Crap....

I searched thru my old Hard Disks.. and found a whole album of DIYs and my Old Sunny Pictures!!!
Including detailed pictures and steps I originally posted (now missing picture links) on the DIY Braided Brake Hose
Gonna be posting them up soon once I sorted things out.. HAHAH! Goodie
 
Holy Crap....

I searched thru my old Hard Disks.. and found a whole album of DIYs and my Old Sunny Pictures!!!
Including detailed pictures and steps I originally posted (now missing picture links) on the DIY Braided Brake Hose
Gonna be posting them up soon once I sorted things out.. HAHAH! Goodie

Im pretty sure there are something else in the old HDD..like..poooo...r....hahaha

Waiting for your picture =)
 

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