Goodridge Brake Lines Vs Stoptech at Bobby Haley blog

Goodridge Brake Lines Vs Stoptech. Found goodridge, turner motorsport, stoptech and ecs all have that. I am considering replacing oem brakes lines with stainless steel brake lines at the same time when the brake fluid will be. I would definately recommend going with the stoptech lines, don't even bother with the goodridge lines. Many years ago i've installed ss goodridge lines on my maxima se with brembo rotors and oem pads and lost the ability to. At autoanything, the stoptech ss lines are less than goodridge, by about 40%, at least for the brake upgrade i am doing. Planning to upgrade the brake lines for my m2c. If i look at the picture at the start of the thread, these brake lines look safe for me, as they have some sort of reinforcing at the crimp. Thinking about ordering ss brake lines for the fx and i was wondering if anyone has had any experience with these two companies. Looking at upgrading a couple cars to ss brake lines here and we are debating which lines would be a better fit for our e39's.

I am considering replacing oem brakes lines with stainless steel brake lines at the same time when the brake fluid will be. Looking at upgrading a couple cars to ss brake lines here and we are debating which lines would be a better fit for our e39's. Thinking about ordering ss brake lines for the fx and i was wondering if anyone has had any experience with these two companies. Many years ago i've installed ss goodridge lines on my maxima se with brembo rotors and oem pads and lost the ability to. Found goodridge, turner motorsport, stoptech and ecs all have that. I would definately recommend going with the stoptech lines, don't even bother with the goodridge lines. At autoanything, the stoptech ss lines are less than goodridge, by about 40%, at least for the brake upgrade i am doing. If i look at the picture at the start of the thread, these brake lines look safe for me, as they have some sort of reinforcing at the crimp. Planning to upgrade the brake lines for my m2c.

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Goodridge Brake Lines Vs Stoptech I am considering replacing oem brakes lines with stainless steel brake lines at the same time when the brake fluid will be. Planning to upgrade the brake lines for my m2c. I would definately recommend going with the stoptech lines, don't even bother with the goodridge lines. Thinking about ordering ss brake lines for the fx and i was wondering if anyone has had any experience with these two companies. I am considering replacing oem brakes lines with stainless steel brake lines at the same time when the brake fluid will be. Found goodridge, turner motorsport, stoptech and ecs all have that. At autoanything, the stoptech ss lines are less than goodridge, by about 40%, at least for the brake upgrade i am doing. If i look at the picture at the start of the thread, these brake lines look safe for me, as they have some sort of reinforcing at the crimp. Many years ago i've installed ss goodridge lines on my maxima se with brembo rotors and oem pads and lost the ability to. Looking at upgrading a couple cars to ss brake lines here and we are debating which lines would be a better fit for our e39's.