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Stainless Steel Brake Lines


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Hi All,

 

I have recently purchased a full set of refurbed UK Spec Brake Calipers and new disks. I missed out on the pads and brake lines so I need to purchase these aswel.

 

Tomorrow I will be purchasing the CW Brake pads and want to purchase some stainless steel brake lines.

 

I have 2 questions;

 

1) Which stainless steel brake lines should I get?

2) Where's the best place to get them?

 

I've found goodridge stainless steel lines x 4 for £125ish, is this a good price?

 

Thanks Karl

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I have HEL from ebay on my car. They are a similar price to the Goodrich but the HEL has stainless fittings as well as hoses where as Goodrich fittings are zinc coated unless you pay extra for a full stainless kit.

 

+1 For HEL. Stainless steel as standard with a clear covering on the hose itself.

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Thanks Westy, just read up on the do luck ones and I'm going to get a set of them.

 

Sound good quality and the connectors are stainless too plus their purple :) lol.

 

Thanks for the offer though Al Massey

 

If anyone else is interested see link below

 

http://www.sumopower.com/product/do-luck-powerline-brake-hose-kit-dlcbk139

 

No worries mate

 

I have the do luck on mine :)

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Guest Budz86

I have had Do Luck lines on both mine now and am very impressed. A word of warning though, when fitting they can be a little snug so its best to run a tap down the thread first, will pop straight in then!

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Be VERY careful what you buy. My supplier made a perfect fit set of lines for 3 years, then, unannounced, changed the design. the U shaped clips that hold the fittings to the chassis tabs didn't fit properly, and there was insufficient thread engagement from the steel pipe tube nuts into the stainless hose end fittings. Goodridge is expensive, but they seem to supply a well fitting hose. I see some right abortions with pipes with no retaining clips, poor thread engagement, and wrong groove diameter in the fittings so the U clips are loose, or can't be inserted.

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