Braided brake line recommendations?
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Re: Braided brake line recommendations?
The Goodrich lines are good and so are Russell.
Russell is owned by Edelbrock and they do a LOT of hose stuff.
I have the Russell lines and have had them for about 2 years. They are teflon coated (as I believe all DOT approved lines are) and work really well! I think I paid around $100 total for all four, so the price is really good. I would stick with any name brand lines and you should be covered regardless of the brand.
Russell is owned by Edelbrock and they do a LOT of hose stuff.
I have the Russell lines and have had them for about 2 years. They are teflon coated (as I believe all DOT approved lines are) and work really well! I think I paid around $100 total for all four, so the price is really good. I would stick with any name brand lines and you should be covered regardless of the brand.
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Re: Braided brake line recommendations?
The Goodrich lines are good and so are Russell.
Russell is owned by Edelbrock and they do a LOT of hose stuff.
I have the Russell lines and have had them for about 2 years. They are teflon coated (as I believe all DOT approved lines are) and work really well! I think I paid around $100 total for all four, so the price is really good. I would stick with any name brand lines and you should be covered regardless of the brand.
Russell is owned by Edelbrock and they do a LOT of hose stuff.
I have the Russell lines and have had them for about 2 years. They are teflon coated (as I believe all DOT approved lines are) and work really well! I think I paid around $100 total for all four, so the price is really good. I would stick with any name brand lines and you should be covered regardless of the brand.
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Re: Braided brake line recommendations?
I replaced my lines, rotors, and pad all at the same time so I don't have any way to tell how much just the lines made by themselves.
If you haven't replaced the pads. DO IT NOW! Such a huge difference! I am rocking the Hawk HPS. As for rotors, some Brembo blanks would be fine. I spent the cash for some Powerslots and warped them pretty quick. Not worth it to pay that much for rotors that won't make much more of a difference than stockie style.
PLUS... I got larger wheels which hopefully will aid in the cooling of my brakes a little more as opposed to the tight, constrained stock wheels.
If you haven't replaced the pads. DO IT NOW! Such a huge difference! I am rocking the Hawk HPS. As for rotors, some Brembo blanks would be fine. I spent the cash for some Powerslots and warped them pretty quick. Not worth it to pay that much for rotors that won't make much more of a difference than stockie style.
PLUS... I got larger wheels which hopefully will aid in the cooling of my brakes a little more as opposed to the tight, constrained stock wheels.
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