Copper Rigid Brake Lines Toyota Celica Vi St202 - for the Rear Axle

Copper rigid brake lines TOYOTA CELICA VI ST202 - FOR THE REAR AXLE

Set of rigid copper brake lines FOR THE REAR AXLE for the car brand:TOYOTA CELICA VI years: 1993-1999ST202ST203*After purchase, please send the VIN number for the selection of the appropriate set of wires.

The set includes two copper rigid brake linesCentral left 47322Central right 47321

Additionally, we are adding 500ml of DOT-4 brake fluid to this set

Product information:Our ZPHM series rigid copper brake line kits are made from high-quality, seamless CuDHP R200 copper tubing, compliant with the PN-EN 12449 standard.. This pipe comes from a leading European steel mill, which ensures:Resilience:Copper brake lines can operate at a working pressure of up to 220 bar, and an additional safety factor of x3.5 means that the burst pressure exceeds 750 bar.. For comparison, in a typical braking system, the maximum pressure reaches about 100 bar. Ease of assembly:Copper with a hardness of R200/R220 is relatively plastic, making crimping and profiling possible even with simple hand tools, which significantly facilitates installation. Ready-to-install set:The hoses in our set are ready for installation – they have the appropriate types of crimped fittings, and the ends have the correct size and thread pitch.. Each cable is made to measure and marked with its location, which significantly speeds up assembly. The dimensions of the cables are precisely matched based on the technical specifications of the vehicle manufacturer.. Additionally, our technical department checks the correctness of the selected parts set based on the VIN number, which ensures the maximum possible accuracy and minimizes the risk of discrepancies between catalog data and the actual condition of the vehicle.High-grade galvanized steel ends:The wire ends in ZPHM sets are made of galvanized, high-grade free-cutting steel, which ensures their high resistance to corrosion.. Each tip is a product of Polish production, which guarantees controlled quality and compliance with European standards. Also available are ZPHM/M - ZPHM/I versions made on brass or stainless steel tips. Assembly and profiling:The cables are supplied in coils, properly secured for transport. Require profiling before assembly. Benders can be used for profiling, but a skilled mechanic can also manage without specialized tools. Summary:Rigid copper brake lines are an excellent choice for people looking for products combining high corrosion resistance, durability, and ease of installation. Made from high-quality materials, ZPHM sets guarantee long-lasting reliability, even in harsh operating conditions.. Their ease of profiling makes installation quick and hassle-free, and consequently cheaper, making them an attractive option for owners of older or more budget-friendly vehicles.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions 1. Copper or steel rigid brake lines? Copper wires are resistant to corrosion, which makes them excellent for use in highly corrosive environments. Additional advantages of copper wires are:

Ease of making bends and crimps – Copper is easy to work with, so bends and crimps are made more easily and only basic simple tools are sufficient for their execution. Faster assembly and profiling – The plasticity of copper makes the cables easy to shape, which shortens installation time and makes replacement less complicated. Economical choice – Copper wires constitutes FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions What to choose: copper ZPHM or steel ZPHS? 1. What are the advantages of rigid copper brake lines: Copper wires are resistant to corrosion, which makes them excellent for use in highly corrosive environments. Additional advantages of copper wires are: 2. What are the disadvantages of copper wires? 3. How do steel wires surpass copper ones? Sets of rigid steel brake lines are characterized by higher mechanical strength and by most manufacturers are used on the so-called. first assembly. These pipes are made of double-walled steel tubes, copper-plated on the inside, galvanized and painted on the outside. In PHU DONOCIK, to increase their corrosion resistance, we use additional protective heat-shrinkable sleeves.. Steel cables are a premium product for demanding customers who want to maintain the vehicle's factory quality during long-term operation.. Steel brake lines can also be made using brass or stainless steel ends. 4. What are the disadvantages of steel pipes? 5. Summary: Both types of hoses ensure many years of safe operation of the braking system. The choice of material type depends on the user's preferences: Copper wires are an economical, easy-to-install solution ideal for older vehicles, whereas steel ones are an option for customers who value durability and factory quality for many years. ą cheaper alternative to steel cables, which allows for low-cost restoration of full functionality to older vehicles. Steel cables are more demanding in terms of processing – swaging and splicing require the use of specialized tools and higher skills. Profiling and assembly are more difficult than with copper, therefore replacement is recommended for experienced mechanics. The higher time consumption of their installation means higher replacement costs. Steel wires also have lower resistance to corrosion than copper wires, which requires additional periodic inspections. Copper pipe is less mechanically durable than steel pipe, but its strength parameters significantly exceed the loads typical for braking systems. (The minimum burst pressure is 7 times higher than the pressure in the braking system ) Copper can also react electrochemically with steel tips or aluminum components, which over time can make it difficult to disassemble the elements.. For this reason, copper wires are mainly intended for "single use", there is a high probability of damaging the wire during its disassembly – and after each disassembly of a rigid wire, it is recommended to make new crimps. ( to eliminate this problem, you can use Our tips made of brass or stainless steel ) Ease of making bends and crimps – Copper is easy to work with, so bends and crimps are made more easily and only basic simple tools are sufficient for their execution. Faster assembly and profiling – The plasticity of copper makes the cables easy to shape, which shortens installation time and makes replacement less complicated. Economical choice – Copper cables are a cheaper alternative to steel cables, allowing for low-cost restoration of full functionality to older vehicles.

2. What are the disadvantages of copper wires? Copper is less mechanically durable than steel, but its strength parameters significantly exceed the loads typical for braking systems.. Copper can also react electrochemically with steel tips or aluminum components, which can make disassembly difficult over time.. For this reason, copper conductors are mainly intended for single use; there is a high probability of damaging the conductor during its dismantling – and after dismantling, it is recommended to make new crimps. 3. How do steel wires surpass copper ones? ZPHS series steel brake hose kits are characterized by higher mechanical strength and are used by most manufacturers on the so-called. first assembly. These pipes are made of double-walled steel tubes, copper-plated on the inside, galvanized and painted on the outside, and to increase their corrosion resistance, we use additional protective heat-shrinkable sleeves.. Steel cables are a premium product for demanding customers who want to maintain the factory quality of the vehicle during long-term operation. 4. What are the disadvantages of steel pipes? Steel cables are more demanding in terms of processing – swaging and splicing require the use of specialized tools and higher skills. Profiling and assembly are more difficult, therefore replacement is recommended for experienced mechanics. The higher time consumption of their installation means higher replacement costs. Steel wires also have lower resistance to corrosion than copper wires, which requires additional periodic inspections. 5. Summary: Both types of hoses ensure many years of safe operation of the braking system. The choice of material type depends on the user's preferences: Copper wires are an economical, easy-to-install solution ideal for older vehicles, whereas steel ones are an option for customers who value durability and factory quality for many years.