Anyone try Goodridge stainless brake lines?
I just bought a set but before I put them on, I figured I would run it by the team! They are like the others, PTFE inner with stainless jacket, built specific for the car. Input appreciated!
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I put a set on a car and the brakes felt significantly better
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Terrific company
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I use them too, no issues and quality is good .
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Have multiple sets of these on various cars. Good to go.
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Thanks everyone! They will go on next week.
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pointless but thats fine. Any improvements are from a good bleed and fresh fluid
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Well the car got a fresh bleed 5k ago. I need rear rotors and pads so those will go on with the lines and then bleed them out. I am also swapping them on my MDX which has had spongy brakes all its life even after caliper rebuild, Hawk pads and a full bleed with RBF600. I'll update this when its all done. I have heard the harder lines perform better but I will decide that after my wife and I drive them. She has been hating on the mdx brakes for a while. I'm hoping I get closer to the pedal feel I had on a 924 I once drove for a short time. You could literally feel when the pad touched the rotor. Absolutely tactile pedal feel. Best brakes I ever felt in any car.
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The verdict is in. The new lines improved pedal feel and reduced pedal effort. Not by a huge margin but noticeable. I am definitely not getting a stiffer pedal as some have said. It's about the same as far as resistance, but a bit more tactile and the fluid seems to flow better so less effort is reqiured to get the same braking result.
Worth the $180 purchase. |
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