Braided Steel Brake and Clutch Line Kits from BMA Auto Parts

[Caligula]

Our good friends over at BMA Auto Parts in Glendale, CA told me recently about a new line of direct fit Braided Stainless Steel brake and clutch lines for our E36's. These handsome steel lines feature hardened steel fixtures, and are coated inside and out with Teflon to maximize flow. Additionally the exterior is covered in a layer of PVC plastic to protect the steel lines from road debris. This plastic sheathing is available in a variety of colors as well, allowing you to customize your break lines to match your E36's over color scheme. BMA's custom Stainless Steel Brake and Clutch Lines are D.O.T. approved to ensuring only the highest quality components are allowed onto your car.

BMA's Stainless Steel Brake and Clutch Lines are available with a clear plastic sheathing, showing off the braided steel lines underneath, as well as a variety of other color options including: black, blue, charcoal, red, smoke, green, and yellow.



You can order directly from BMA's site by clicking the links below. Kits area available in ANY COLOR for:

$75 for the 6 line E36 brake line kit



$30 for the E36 clutch line kit




Call BMA Auto Parts for these lines, and receive special member pricing when you mention E36-tech. As always, most orders over $50 ship for free!

You can reach BMA Auto parts at
Toll free: (888) 262-3911
Local: (818) 240-1223

Or email them any time at: sales@bmaparts.com

[DEFKON99]

freakin awesome deal for the brake lines. damn i need to make some green fast!

hey Mike do they sell lemforder control arms i really need to do that. im going to check.

[antik]

This is probably a ridiculous question but why are there 6 brake lines?

[Caligula]

freakin awesome deal for the brake lines. damn i need to make some green fast!

hey Mike do they sell lemforder control arms i really need to do that. im going to check.

Yes sir, i bought mine from BMA after i slid into a center divider trying to drift an automatic on corded tires.

It was $160 per arm about 3 years ago, im sure its over $200 each now. This was for a 95 M3 though.

This is probably a ridiculous question but why are there 6 brake lines?

Look at the rear brake lines on your car and you will see what im talking about. Our cars have two separate lines on each side of the rear brakes.

4 line kits are available for other BMW models as well for around $70.

Be sure to call BMA in person and mention E36-tech for further discounts to the prices listed.

[antik]

This is probably a ridiculous question but why are there 6 brake lines?

Look at the rear brake lines on your car and you will see what im talking about. Our cars have two separate lines on each side of the rear brakes.

Interesting. I'd never noticed.

This is a killer price though! 4 line kits for my Legend go for plenty more than these are selling for.

[MIKEGTR]

Those rear brake lines are notoriously hard to change first time around... i've done 4 BMW's (2 E36's and 2 E30's) and it still pisses me off how inconvenient the location of these hoses is.

[Japan323]

metric or standard size lugs? need the 11mm crescent flare nut wrench advertised to take off lines from hoses?
upgrading to Hawk ceramics..will this help a lot or a little...is it worth it?

[MIKEGTR]

I hate the Hawk Ceramics... I prefer the HPS

i don't care about dust though

[Caligula]

metric or standard size lugs? need the 11mm crescent flare nut wrench advertised to take off lines from hoses?
upgrading to Hawk ceramics..will this help a lot or a little...is it worth it?

You will need the 11mm flare nut wrench for the nut on the hard lines no matter what. I will check, though the hardware should be a 11 or 12mm fitting.

[Japan323]

thanks..rear brake lines are a bitch?,,,DIY links or tips to avoid the trouble?

[Caligula]

thanks..rear brake lines are a bitch?,,,DIY links or tips to avoid the trouble?

Have small hands.