Brake lines
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Melting Slicks
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Brake lines
I have two sets of after market brake lines, Goodridge Phantom polly coated and StopTech braided steel. I know both are good, but which one would you guys concider the best?
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goodridge makes some nice lines, I bought a set from Doug Rippie that eliminate the banjo bolts and they are made by goodridge... I know the goodridge lines have a protective layer on the outside, what about the stoptechs?... if they don't I would use the goodridge
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I recently installed the Goodridge lines on my car. Watch out for leaking where the braided lines connect to the cars hard line. If they leak, call Goodridge and they'll send some conical washers to fix the problem. My guess is the threaded part of the Goodridge line is about one or two threads too short. Some times its ok, sometimes its not.
