Nylon Brake Tubing Suspenion Lowrider Review

Works great, looks like a high performance line. It is used for the onboard air supply system in my truck. Let's see how it withstands the effects of the elements and time.

Works as described. It's tough and I use it in a 150psi air compressor system. Air Compressor System by Viair. The lines stand up to vibration and daily use on my truck. They work for my air horns.

It is noticeably more flexible than the Air Lift straps I had on the car. I don't know if that's a good thing, but after a few thousand miles in freezing temperatures I haven't had any leaks or cracked lines.

I got it for the train whistle I bought. 50 feet was definitely enough. It is also a very durable pipe. Not very fond of bending, but that's not a problem. I didn't think my train whistle would be so loud. That. But the hose is great.

This hose is not compatible with many of my push-fit fittings. They just jumped off right away. Luckily I found a few that worked but just ended up sending them back. Like the hose is too hard for the fitting to cut into. Perhaps this tubing is best suited for compression fittings.

Used for 4 years, great stuff. Not recommended as I've used it, but I have a 15 foot section of this line that can withstand up to 350psi for several months. I have a CO2 powered air horn and I run my horn at the maximum my regulator can give which is 350. The line is charged from the tank to a solenoid mounted directly on the horn. I assume the explosion is at least 400.