Brake lines
30 June 2007, 06:12 PM
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Brake lines
This might have been discused before, sorry didn't look am in a hurry:
What would you consider to be the best company to use for upgrading my brake lines?
The only one I know is Goodridge.
How much should I be looking to spend
(bugly WRX)?
Cheers
Darren
What would you consider to be the best company to use for upgrading my brake lines?
The only one I know is Goodridge.
How much should I be looking to spend
(bugly WRX)?Cheers
Darren
30 June 2007, 06:35 PM
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Cheers Dan, what sort of difference do you think I will see over the standard item?
I have already swapped the front disks over to EBC performance disks and red stuff pads, but currently experiencing major fade if I brake a bit heavier more than once or twice (for example out on twisty country roads).
Hoping to cure that.
Darren
I have already swapped the front disks over to EBC performance disks and red stuff pads, but currently experiencing major fade if I brake a bit heavier more than once or twice (for example out on twisty country roads).
Hoping to cure that.
Darren
30 June 2007, 07:21 PM
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Red stuff pads (I think) need to be warmed before they operate correctly. The new discs and pads will also need bedding in for 100-200 miles. That said, braided hoses will give the pedal a firmer feel. I like mine, much better.
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