Braided brake lines - are they worth the extra money
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Braided brake lines - are they worth the extra money
After a spirited drive I realised how the standard pads/disks are liable to fade so I ordered new uprated disks and pads. Is it also worth changing to braided brake lines such as hel when fitting??
Anyone know the correct order for bleeding cause gonna do this myself??
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Anyone know the correct order for bleeding cause gonna do this myself??
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Deffo worth the money. Bleading is easy, start at n/s/r, then o/s/r then n/s/f then o/s/f. Dont forget the nipples on the inside of the calliper as well and start with these first. Also change to some decent fluid while your at it.
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Also find a good quality DOT 5.1 brake fluid.
Not sure what Impreza you have but may be worth checking the caliper pistons.
I recently had a set of refurbed 4 pots (seal kit and stainless steel pistons) put onto my Type R and they give a lot more confidence when braking.
Not sure what Impreza you have but may be worth checking the caliper pistons.
I recently had a set of refurbed 4 pots (seal kit and stainless steel pistons) put onto my Type R and they give a lot more confidence when braking.
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