Factory rubber brake hoses expand under pressure, requiring increased fluid volume and more pedal travel for the desired stopping force. What is often thought to be brake fade or fluid boiling, can actually be the brake lines expanding under pressure. This expansion is even more prominent in aged and weathered rubber hoses. Turner Stainless Steel brake lines are engineered and assembled with braided stainless steel mesh and offer superior expansion resistance and reinforcement. The resistance to expansion creates a firmer pedal, and a more direct pedal feel. The signature blue polymer coating provides additional protection from the elements and abrasion, which is common with the constant movement of suspension and braking systems.

When you buy brake lines, you want them to last for years to come. Conventional SS lines will corrode the first time they are exposed to water. Turner has developed a proprietary zinc-nickel coating finish with nearly twice the salt-spray corrosion resistance of a standard plating. Turner SS brake line also feature new low profile connecting hardware, for a cleaner mounted look. Get the brake lines that will continue to look as good as they feel!

All Turner brake lines are engineered to comply with DOT (U.S. Department of Transportation) FMVSS 106 standards. All lines are manufactured on dedicated, DOT-compliant brake equipment and each is tested to 3000 psi before being

shipped.

Turner Motorsport stocks a huge inventory of premium brake components, including pads, rotors, shoes, drums, hoses, hard lines, fluids, hardware, hi-temp lubricants, all the way up to complete brake rebuild kits. Everything you need to perform a professional quality brake service, you can find at Turner Motorsport!

Technical features:

Fully compliant with DOT Standards (MVSS-1006)

Lines burst-tested to 3000psi
(maximum tested pressure from a BMW braking system is 1200psi)

Zinc-Nickel coating for maximum corrosion resistance

Low profile connectors for clean and recessed look

Factory rubber brake hoses expand under pressure, requiring increased fluid volume and more pedal travel for the desired stopping force. What is often thought to be brake fade or fluid boiling, can actually be the brake lines expanding under pressure. This expansion is even more prominent in aged and weathered rubber hoses. Turner Stainless Steel brake lines are engineered and assembled with braided stainless steel mesh and offer superior expansion resistance and reinforcement. The resistance to expansion creates a firmer pedal, and a more direct pedal feel. The signature blue polymer coating provides additional protection from the elements and abrasion, which is common with the constant movement of suspension and braking systems.

When you buy brake lines, you want them to last for years to come. Conventional SS lines will corrode the first time they are exposed to water. Turner has developed a proprietary zinc-nickel coating finish with nearly twice the salt-spray corrosion resistance of a standard plating. Turner SS brake line also feature new low profile connecting hardware, for a cleaner mounted look. Get the brake lines that will continue to look as good as they feel!

All Turner brake lines are engineered to comply with DOT (U.S. Department of Transportation) FMVSS 106 standards. All lines are manufactured on dedicated, DOT-compliant brake equipment and each is tested to 3000 psi before being

shipped.

Turner Motorsport stocks a huge inventory of premium brake components, including pads, rotors, shoes, drums, hoses, hard lines, fluids, hardware, hi-temp lubricants, all the way up to complete brake rebuild kits. Everything you need to perform a professional quality brake service, you can find at Turner Motorsport!

Technical features:

Fully compliant with DOT Standards (MVSS-1006)

Lines burst-tested to 3000psi
(maximum tested pressure from a BMW braking system is 1200psi)

Zinc-Nickel coating for maximum corrosion resistance

Low profile connectors for clean and recessed look

This caliper bushing kit will eliminate flex caused by weak rubber caliper bushings. As the brake pedal is pressed the caliper grabs the rotor and twists on its mounting bushings. The rubber bushings allow the caliper to deflect and twist which affects pedal feel and results in uneven pad wear. These solid brass bushings will not twist or deflect so your calipers can squeeze the pads evenly on both sides of the rotor (sort of like what multi-piston big brakes do). This will give you much longer pad life and a more consistent pedal feel. This is the most complete kit we have ever sold with stainless steel caliper slide bolts, o-rings, and new dust boots. Unlike other kits, these bushings are pressed into the caliper and will not shift or slide on their own.

Installation is straightforward: remove the old rubber bushings and press in the new brass bushings (we recommend special tool 003326ECS03). High temp caliper grease or anti-seize is required. The new bushings include an inner o-ring that helps trap grease on the slide bolt, reducing friction and wear.

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For most models with floating calipers. Fits the rear of E90/2 and E60, but for the front you'll need the kit found here. Does not fit E30 models with Girling calipers, but is compatible with Ate calipers. 

BMW & MINI Rear Brake Rotors - Pair 11.02" (280x10)

Restore braking performance and safety with the BMW & MINI Rear Brake Rotors - Pair 11.02" (280x10), essential components for BMW and MINI vehicles.

• Enhanced Braking Performance: Provides smooth and consistent braking action.
• Quality Construction: Made from durable materials for reliability and longevity.
• Direct Replacement: Designed to fit BMW and MINI vehicles precisely.
• Compatible with Various Brake Pads: Ideal for both daily driving and performance applications.

Upgrade your BMW or MINI with confidence using the BMW & MINI Rear Brake Rotors - Pair 11.02" (280x10), ensuring safe and reliable braking performance.

If you're noticing pulsating brakes, grinding noises, or visible rotor wear, it's crucial to replace your worn brake rotors promptly. Alongside rotor replacement, inspecting calipers, pads, and brake lines is recommended for optimal braking efficiency.