Ireland Engineering Braided Brake Lines

[APT 195]

Hi Guys, Just wondering if anyone on here is running these :

http://store.nexternal.com/ireland/brake-h...steel-p767.aspx

Are they legal (certifiable) to use here in NZ ? they say they are DOT approved.

Cheers Fellas.

[APT 195]

Anyone ?

[Silver Fox 43]

They don't have the relevant standard on them as far as I can see. If they aren't stamped, or have the right tag, they don't comply as far as I know. Good price tho.

[APT 195]

Yeah very good price thanks for that David

[Lucan 196]

They don't have the relevant standard on them as far as I can see. If they aren't stamped, or have the right tag, they don't comply as far as I know. Good price tho.

So if they've got the D.O.T stamp but no tag they're still good to go over here?

Seems to be a bit of uncertainty around about this...just wanting to clear it up.

[skidz 197]

Hi Guys, Just wondering if anyone on here is running these :

http://store.nexternal.com/ireland/brake-h...steel-p767.aspx

Are they legal (certifiable) to use here in NZ ? they say they are DOT approved.

Cheers Fellas.

I have them on my race car and have had no problem getting VTNZ warrant with them(they just fail it on other things...)

[M5V8 337]

Awhile back any steel line was legal.

Then they changed the law to only allow DOT (TUV) standard FMVSS106 lines. Or lines that had been certified locally.

recently I have heard the law on these has changed again and they don't need the standard printed?

I had to special order mine from the UK to ensure the FMVSS106 standard was on them.

Never had any WOF / certification issues.

Can anyone clarify?

Edited June 14, 2011 by M5V8

[CamB 48]

Last time I looked at the lvvta thresholds it said the lines had to be one piece (ie swaged ends, not fittings that you can assemble).

[Nobimmer 694]

^This.

Give Mal at bygone autos a call. He's a douche, but I got a set off him for $140 a while ago.