question about braided brake lines
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Re: question about braided brake lines (slickrc)
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Re: question about braided brake lines (bagged93accord)
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i assume they would cusomt make them since the accord application listed is for a rubber line.
goodridge is what i would recommend myself though the earls stuff is not but and is a little cheaper.
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i assume they would cusomt make them since the accord application listed is for a rubber line.
goodridge is what i would recommend myself though the earls stuff is not but and is a little cheaper.
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Re: question about braided brake lines (v4lu3s)
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i assume they would cusomt make them since the accord application listed is for a rubber line.
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They will custom make you anything to do with brakes..the best..if you look at the custom brake setups further down on the accord selection the custom setups come with steel lines..so they do make them
i assume they would cusomt make them since the accord application listed is for a rubber line.
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They will custom make you anything to do with brakes..the best..if you look at the custom brake setups further down on the accord selection the custom setups come with steel lines..so they do make them
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