What is a banjo bolt used for in a brake system?

A banjo bolt is used to connect a brake hose or line to a caliper, master cylinder, or other brake component. It allows for a swivel connection, making it easier to route brake lines neatly.

What does the 'long' designation mean for this bolt?

The 'long' designation typically indicates that this banjo bolt has a longer shank than a standard banjo bolt. This can be useful for specific applications where the connection point requires a bit more reach.

Does this banjo bolt come with crush washers?

This product listing is for the banjo bolt only. Crush washers are usually sold separately and are essential for creating a proper seal when installing a banjo bolt.

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Brand: Goodridge
Part #: P775-03LC

Goodridge Single Banjo Bolt Long 3/8x24

Name: Goodridge Single Banjo Bolt Long 3/8x24
Brand: Goodridge
SKU: goodridge-goodridge-single-banjo-bolt-long-3-8x24-t14-785181
Price: 19.16 USD
Availability: InStock

$19.16

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Goodridge long banjo bolt with a 3/8x24 thread. Ideal for custom brake line setups.

Key Features

Goodridge long banjo bolt with a 3/8x24 thread.
Suitable for custom brake line projects and replacements.
Part of Goodridge's range of brake system hardware.

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Product Details

This is a Goodridge long banjo bolt, featuring a 3/8x24 thread size. It's a useful piece for anyone working on custom brake line setups or replacing stock components. Goodridge offers a wide variety of adapters, banjo bolts, and other small parts to help you complete your brake system work, whether it's a routine replacement or a unique project.

This particular bolt is designed to connect brake lines where a longer reach is needed. Its solid construction ensures it can handle the pressures of a brake system. Having the right hardware like this banjo bolt makes a big difference when you're piecing together a custom brake system, ensuring all the connections are secure and leak-free.