Trickstuff Fitting Banjo Kevlar

This component serves as a critical connection point in your hydraulic braking system. It ensures a secure, leak-free interface for fluid transfer, which is essential for maintaining consistent pressure and reliable stopping power.

No, this is a specialized component designed specifically for Trickstuff systems. You should verify your specific brake model and line configuration before purchasing to ensure the threading and banjo bolt diameter match your existing setup.

The Kevlar construction refers to the reinforcement used in the associated hydraulic lines or the specific interface design, which provides superior durability and resistance to expansion under high pressure. This helps prevent the 'spongy' lever feel often associated with standard, less rigid fittings.

While standard wrenches are often sufficient, you will need a torque wrench to ensure the fitting is tightened to the manufacturer's exact specifications. Over-tightening can damage the seals, while under-tightening can lead to dangerous fluid leaks.

Yes, you should always use fresh crush washers whenever you disconnect and reconnect a hydraulic banjo fitting. These washers deform to create a seal, and once they have been compressed, they cannot reliably seal a second time.