Greatly improves on the braking response and stopping distance for this tall MPV.
Below are the photos of the Nissan Serena S-hybrid rubber brake hoses and replaced with the SUPERCIRCUIT steel braided ones after that.
<FRONT>
The front ventilated disc brake of the Nissan Serena S-hybrid (SEE BELOW). Note the factory stock brake hoses are made of rubber. Rubber brake hoses tend to deteriorate through expansion and moisture, especially under high operating temperatures; it will also swell with age and restrict brake fluid flow. So, inspect your rubber brake hoses frequently.
Replacing the Nissan Serena S-hybrid front rubber brake hose with SUPERCIRCUIT steel braided brake hose (PICTURE BELOW) for better braking response, shorter braking distance and eliminates brake fading under severe braking conditions e.g. down hill, carrying heavy load etc.
<MIDDLE>
There are two rubber brake hoses at the middle chassis of the Nissan Serena S-hybrid, located just above the rear axle (SEE BELOW PICTURE), which always being omitted by people.
No compromise here, we think they are equally important and hence developed two steel braided brake hoses to replace the rubber ones.
<REAR>
The Nissan Serena comes with solid disc brake and rubber brakes hoses as standard at the rear (SEE BELOW).
All SuperCircuit Steel Braided Brake Hose fittings are 100% compatible with the factory stock braking system such as the anti-lock braking system (ABS) with electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD) and brake assist (BA) on the Nissan Serena C26 S-hybrid.
SuperCircuit steel Braided Brake Lines are compliant to Society of Automotive Engineers, International (SAE J1401) and DOT Standard Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS106) and every hose is tested to 3000 p.s.i. (normal brake master pump will reach around 1800 p.s.i.). Best of all, it comes with Lifetime Warranty*.
For more information about the above Nissan Serena S-hybrid steel braided brake hoses kit, please contact SuperCircuit Exhaust Pro Shop, SS13 Subang Jaya Industrial Estate. Tel: 03 5632 2855 or join our Facebook Page for more updates and information on the brake lines.
