Spiegler steel braided brake lines incl. ABE
MINI Cooper S / JCW
Performance steel braided brake lines for MINI Cooper S and John Cooper Works ( – precise pressure point, improved modulation and constant braking performance in everyday driving and sporty driving.
Description
Spiegler stainless steel braided brake lines, including ABE certification, for the MINI Cooper S and MINI John Cooper Works were specially developed for dynamically demanding compact vehicles. Compared to standard rubber brake lines, the stainless steel braided lines virtually eliminate volume expansion under pressure. This results in a direct, stable pressure point and consistent, reliable braking performance – even during repeated hard braking.
Brake feel & performance
- Noticeably more direct and defined pressure point
- Consistent braking performance during sporty driving
- Improved controllability in curves and during load changes
- No brake slippage under high thermal stress
- More control and security in border areas
Technology & Construction
- PTFE inner hose with high-strength stainless steel braiding
- Virtually no expansion under brake pressure
- Corrosion-protected, vehicle-specific connection fittings
- Precise fit for front and rear axles
- High resistance to heat, aging and brake fluids
Advantages over standard brake lines
- Significantly improved pedal feel
- Constant pressure point even during prolonged athletic exertion
- Increased driving safety
- Longer lifespan than rubber brake lines
- Proven Spiegler quality “Made in Germany”
compatibility
- MINI Cooper S
- MINI John Cooper Works (JCW)
Suitable for vehicles with a standard brake system.
Legal & Licensing
Includes ABE (General Operating Permit).
Approved for use on public roads. No registration is required, provided the installation is carried out according to the specifications.
Notes
Installation should only be carried out by a qualified specialist workshop . After installation, proper bleeding of the brake system is absolutely essential to ensure full braking performance.
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