sidwin

do you guys just get SC SS braided lines or do you all get supra lines? my lines have a lot of cracks in them and i need to replace them.

thanks,
sid

spitfire7

I dont know. Take your brake line to Bonaco or Technifit. I hope you're in california.

sidwin

nope in new orleans.

sidwin

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stainless-St...#ht_2968wt_988

anyone tried those? only $62 bucks vs goodridge are $126

Vwpride12

I used the sc300 ones and they worked for my ls400 calipers. Not sure if the sc lines will work with the supra rears but I would assume they would.

- V -

iTrader: (1)

Im also interested in this. Ive been looking around for some brake lines myself but havent figured out which once i need yet.

xspsi6

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I run these with my ls400 bbk http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stainless-St...3c9ec6&vxp=mtr

pieisgude

iTrader: (2)

How's the quality on those? I have a problem line that is seizing up my caliper and i was looking into those.

xspsi6

iTrader: (31)

Actually it is good quality but it's just a braided line with crimped ends so kind of hard to screw up, I have run these on my evo and my last 3 Lexus cars with no issues and the evo saw heavy track use so it's safe to say you will not have any problems with them.

sidwin

i was thinking of those but i noticed they only had a 1 year warranty while goodridge has a lifetime. not sure if it is worth 2x the price though but i got scared and ordered the goodridge since i run those on my supra and motorcycles.

xspsi6

iTrader: (31)

Yea they should put a lifetime warranty on these as they will never wear out unless abused and cost pennies on the dollar to make but I had the goodridge on my supra as well but the previous owner had installed them there was very minor differences in quality but nothing that would affect how it functions.

SaintLouSC

Goodridge brake line kit from a Supra. Worked beautifully. The cheapest I've found is from Hinson Motorsports.

scoobySC3

iTrader: (1)

I would assume the Supra or SC lines would work without a problem, but I have not verified this personally. And in regards to the lines themselves, I do think it is worth it to pay a bit more and get a DOT and TUV approved kit, as they do have to go through pretty extensive testing to get that approval. I figure with something as important as your brakes, it's best to get the highest quality kit you can.


Thanks,
Rick

spitfire7

Your brake line is not seizing up your caliper. Its the piston in the caliper. Pry it out. 9 times out of 10, it's in there crooked. Once its out it should be able to slide in by hand.

SEIDO

iTrader: (1)

I don't know what my lines are, can someone tell me? (They came with the car).