Manual disc caliper rubber hose?

[Wcotner96]

I am wanting to replace the rubber hose on the front disc calipers on my 70 RR, I can’t seem to find any direct replacement with the banjo bolt fitting. Anyone know a part number or something similar that will work?
Thanks

 

[hemi71x]

More Information for DYNAMIC FRICTION 35040012

This shows up under 1973 Dodge Dart.
But still should be what your after?

 

[gtx6970]

Look at early camaro ft caliper hoses - 1970-72 style I think

 

[davek]

got mine on ebay perfect fit

 

[hemi71x]

You using 1970 calipers?
Kelsey Hayes, pin type, single piston calipers from 1970 B & E bodies, that i had, looked like this.
Brake hose screws directly into the caliper body.

 

[Wcotner96]

You using 1970 calipers?
Kelsey Hayes, pin type, single piston calipers from 1970 B & E bodies, that i had, looked like this.
Brake hose screws directly into the caliper body.

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Yea they are factory calipers on the car

 

[hemi71x]

Yea they are factory calipers on the car

If that's the case i don't have a clue what hose part number you would be looking for.
All the parts catalogs show hoses that bolt directly into the caliper, and that's the type of hoses that i have in their boxes on the parts shelf.
That's why your having a difficult time locating hoses that you need on your calipers.
You certain that they never have been replaced with something else before you owned the car, after all its 55 years old.

In 1970 the calipers used on the cars were considered to be the "WIDE MOUTH" design, a one year only style.
Are your calipers of this design?
But they still used a brake hose that screwed directly into the caliper body.
If not your car most likely has the calipers replaced with parts store units.

Show us a picture of your brake hoses, what your working with, that you want to replace.

 

[gkent]

A banjo bolt hose fitting won't seal properly on a caliper that's not made for it.

 

[Wcotner96]

If that's the case i don't have a clue what hose part number you would be looking for.
All the parts catalogs show hoses that bolt directly into the caliper, and that's the type of hoses that i have in their boxes on the parts shelf.
That's why your having a difficult time locating hoses that you need on your calipers.
You certain that they never have been replaced with something else before you owned the car, after all its 55 years old.

In 1970 the calipers used on the cars were considered to be the "WIDE MOUTH" design, a one year only style.
Are your calipers of this design?
But they still used a brake hose that screwed directly into the caliper body.
If not your car most likely has the calipers replaced with parts store units.

Show us a picture of your brake hoses, what your working with, that you want to replace.

I guess I assumed they were original, but they definitely could’ve been swapped. It’s a banjo bolt on the caliper. Thanks for the info I did get some Dorman hoses that are similar length and correct size fittings that will work. Thanks again!