C6Z calipers on C5, which brake lines?
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I had some stainless lines from kore3 and wasn't really impressed with them and swapped them out not long ago for Doug Rippie's lines... they are made by goodridge and use -an fittings instead of banjo bolts... they are a little more expensive than other stainless lines but I really like them and they were worth it to me... http://dougrippie.com/featured/drm-s...l-brake-lines/
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I thought I was prepared by having the StopTech stainless versions on hand when the swap took place (for a C6z), and was in for a shock when they were wrong....
Luckily, I have a local builder (D.O.T. approved) that whipped me up a set of s/s hoses to fit in a couple of hours.
Luckily, I have a local builder (D.O.T. approved) that whipped me up a set of s/s hoses to fit in a couple of hours.
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DRM lines here. I prefer the steel AN fittings over the banjo bolts and crush washers.