Nice pieces and worthwhile upgrade. 
Stainless Brake Lines
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Personally - I would only use Goodridge stainless steel brake lines. Years ago, there were issues with static discharge on some of the stainless brake lines. The static discharge affected the wheel speed sensors, causing them to malfunction. The only lines that did not cause these issues were the Goodridge. We've sold lot's of sets of SS brake lines, and have never had an issue.
Also - when you buy a full brake kit froim Brembo, guess which brake lines they supply in their kits.....that's right....Goodrich.
Also - when you buy a full brake kit froim Brembo, guess which brake lines they supply in their kits.....that's right....Goodrich.
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Personally - I would only use Goodridge stainless steel brake lines. Years ago, there were issues with static discharge on some of the stainless brake lines. The static discharge affected the wheel speed sensors, causing them to malfunction. The only lines that did not cause these issues were the Goodridge.
I had Goodridge lines on my C5 for 4 years and now have them on my 08 Z06. They are am extremely well made product.
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I got my Goodridge lines a few months ago from AutoAnything.com If you want to order from them, wait for the 10%/free shipping email after you register...got mine for $106...best price around, and I checked everyone
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contact Randy at DRM and he will set you up with their "goodridge" lines. They are slightly longer than standard and don't have the block fitting so that the will work perfectly with no modifications on C6 Z06 brakes.
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Thanks all!
Ordered the Goodridge brake lines from Randy. Support the vendors folks. They provide value added support to our forum that you won't get from the web-only places.
Thanks Randy!
JP
Ordered the Goodridge brake lines from Randy. Support the vendors folks. They provide value added support to our forum that you won't get from the web-only places.
Thanks Randy!
JP
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Personally - I would only use Goodridge stainless steel brake lines. Years ago, there were issues with static discharge on some of the stainless brake lines. The static discharge affected the wheel speed sensors, causing them to malfunction. The only lines that did not cause these issues were the Goodridge. We've sold lot's of sets of SS brake lines, and have never had an issue.
Also - when you buy a full brake kit froim Brembo, guess which brake lines they supply in their kits.....that's right....Goodrich.
Also - when you buy a full brake kit froim Brembo, guess which brake lines they supply in their kits.....that's right....Goodrich.
I have had Goodridge for several years on my 2001 - no problems.