Because the only other lines out there are Goodridge, and their banjo bolts/washers really scare me (**** poor quality).

Thanks.

 

dere is always Earl's Brakeline

 

the quality of the fittings is excellent

but very expensive!

 

They are the lightest brakelines I ever seen

 

How do the Endless compare to MUGEN's? They BOTH have a high price too....

Thanks,
Victor

 

I'm using Endless pads, but these brake lines:

 

Those APP lines look familiar

 

The Endless look awesome, so do the APP's.

 

 

Those Endless brake lines look good. About how much $?

 

Alan,

How much do Endless lines typically go for?

Thanks.

 

Where can I get the APP lines for the R?

 

I'm also interesting in knowing this.

 

Leo.

 

SMC make good quality SS lines too.

 

How is the quality **** poor??

 

APP is an expensive version for Earl's in Japan. APP is using Earl's line but fittings are a bit different.

Mugen lines are made by Goodridge. Endless ??? I have no clue but line to line , sure Endless seemed to be much nicer.

The Endless lines are going for around $300 ranges.

Thanks,
Ben

 

I just got some stock ones from Acura when i did my Goodridge lines. Seem fine after 1.5 years and a bunch of auto-x.

 

I've played around/installed 3 sets:

1 on my now sold 1992 GS-R
1 on my now sold 1992 Nissan S13
1 on my friend's 2001 GS-R

Every set had replacement banjo bolts that broke. Please don't say "installer error" because the factory manual says to torque them to (I think) 15 lbs. They broke well before that.

First hand experience says

 

Like i said above, use factory bolts.


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