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Hey Guys
Just wondering what price I should roughly pay for a new set of steel braided brake lines. Not having much luck finding any on ebay. Car is a BF Sedan Cheers Phil
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phongus |
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Give these guys a buzz...they are in Melbourne though.
http://www.hightekbrakes.com.au/ I got a set for my EL a while ago on a special price and they used to be a site sponsor I believe.
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phil545 |
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Thanks mate, I have gotten a quote of $450 plus freight from another group in Melbourne so I will see what they can do
Cheers Phil
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{USERNAME} wrote: Give these guys a buzz...they are in Melbourne though. http://www.hightekbrakes.com.au/ I got a set for my EL a while ago on a special price and they used to be a site sponsor I believe. Thanks again!, just rang them then and only $250 for the complete kit ![]() ![]()
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Give these guys a buzz...they are in Melbourne though. http://www.hightekbrakes.com.au/ I got a set for my EL a while ago on a special price and they used to be a site sponsor I believe. Thanks again!, just rang them then and only $250 for the complete kit ![]() ![]() haha, awesome. Good to see they are still serving people well. They have looked after me with my brakes and clutch ever since the bought the car. Bunch of good guys.
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phil545 |
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Yeha Cam is a great bloke, also can you just clarify how much is involved in replacing your current lines. Are they only short or run the entire length of the car? I never really looked into it much!
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They are replicas of your existing rubber lines ie:-from hard line in the front to the wheels, and the line from the body at the back to the diff. I was recalling from my EB with conventional diff. I expect the independant type will be slightly different. In any case it is a handy-man's job,one afternoon.
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phil545 |
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ahh ok thanks mate, hard lines, cool makes sense now, i thought these would be replacing them all the way as i was under the impression they were rubber all the way.
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No they only need to be flexible where there is movement. You will be pleased with the improvement.
It is a very cheap mod.
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phil545 |
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Awesome thats what I like to hear!
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As kwaussiekid said, just flexi lines from near the arch wells. Hard lines from the brake master cylinder to all the wheel arches, and then from there it is a flexible line. Simple as drain brake fluid, remove old lines, put new SS lines, bleed brakes and all is done.
Good luck with it...definite improvement ![]()
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Thanks for all the info guys, i wont be getting them just yet, ill do it all when i need new pads and rotors
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