Russell Performance 94-96 Chevrolet Impala SS Brake Line Kit

Brake line kits and stainless steel brake lines for cars, trucks, SUVs, and performance builds are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop front brake line kits, rear brake line kits, full vehicle brake line sets, braided stainless lines, DOT approved lines, banjo fitting lines, and vehicle specific replacement lines for Hellcat, Trackhawk, TRX, HEMI, Coyote, and import platforms from Rotora, Goodridge, ISR Performance, StopTech, and Black Ops Auto Works. Every brake line kit is filterable by year, make, model, trim, engine, and drivetrain so the correct length, fitting size, and routing ships the first time. Black Ops Auto Works carries 647 brake line kit SKUs across front, rear, and full vehicle categories. What This Collection Covers Brake lines carry pressurized brake fluid from the master cylinder and ABS module to each caliper. Factory rubber brake lines expand slightly under hard braking pressure, which creates a small amount of pedal sponginess. Stainless steel braided lin...

Brake parts and complete brake kits for cars, trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, and track builds are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop brake pads, brake rotors, big brake kits, brake calipers, caliper covers, stainless steel brake lines, brake master cylinders, brake hardware, brake drums, brake shoes, hand brakes, and brake adapters for HEMI, Hellcat, Trackhawk, TRX, LS, LT, Coyote, and EcoBoost platforms. Every product is filterable by year, make, model, trim, engine, and drivetrain so the correct part ships the first time. Black Ops Auto Works carries 14,180 brake SKUs across pads, rotors, big brake kits, calipers, and hydraulic categories. What This Category Covers Brakes are the highest-priority safety upgrade on any modified vehicle. Any horsepower, tire, or suspension change increases the demand placed on the braking system, and a correctly matched pad, rotor, line, and fluid package produces measurable improvements in stopping distance, pedal feel, and heat capacity. This collect...

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Find Chevrolet Impala parts with the generation, body and installed equipment identified. The Impala name spans different chassis, so brake, suspension and exterior purchases need a precise application. Generation and Installed Equipment Use model year, body and drivetrain records to identify the car. Keep Impala Limited applications separate when a product distinguishes that body from other Impala production. Record calipers, rotor or drum dimensions and axle before selecting brakes. Factory equipment or later conversions can change the correct pads, hydraulic pieces and hardware. Body, Suspension and Service Planning Exterior parts need matching doors, glass, panel shape and attachment. A shared Impala name does not establish body interchangeability across generations. Suspension parts should suit the installed mounts, ride height and equipment. Keep conversion references with engine and gearbox details when the car has been modified. Choose Your Part Identify Impala generation a...

Find Chevrolet Impala parts by generation, body and installed mechanical equipment. Build each purchase around the actual brake, suspension or body application rather than expecting one specification across the model’s history. Brakes and Chassis Service Identify the axle, caliper, rotor or drum dimensions and hydraulic equipment. Record any brake upgrade or axle replacement before choosing service components. Suspension selection needs the installed mounts, ride height and equipment. A modified car should retain references for springs, dampers and conversion hardware. Body Coverage and Model Distinctions Match exterior components to the actual panel, doors, glass and attachment. Production ranges and Limited designations can separate parts that share the Impala name. For engine or drivetrain work, identify installed engine and transmission rather than relying on a trim badge. Keep donor assembly and conversion records where the powertrain has changed. Choose Your Part Identify gen...

Shop Russell automotive hose, hose ends, fittings, direct-fit brake lines, fuel-system components, and fluid-transfer accessories by exact manufacturer part number and verified application.Choose Your Part Match the complete AN size, thread standard, flare or seal type, hose construction, pressure, temperature, and fluid compatibility For direct-fit brake and fuel-line kits, verify the complete year, make, model, submodel, drivetrain, and factory equipment Confirm the exact manufacturer part number, included components, routing clearance, and required mating parts before ordering Frequently Asked QuestionsAre all Russell products selected by vehicle fitment?No. Direct-fit line kits use listed vehicle applications, while universal plumbing parts are selected by dimensions, thread, AN size, seal type, pressure, temperature, and fluid compatibility.Can Russell hose and fittings from different product families be mixed?Only combine components when Russell confirms that the hose construc...