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I'm about to swap over to a fresh set of powder coated calipers and when I do so, I'm going to be changing my brake lines and fluid. Has anyone
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Z1 Motorsports SS Brake Lines
I'm about to swap over to a fresh set of powder coated calipers and when I do so, I'm going to be changing my brake lines and fluid.
Has anyone used the Z1 SS brake lines? On their site, they are listed for $104 which is about half the price of Goodridge or HEL lines. Good deal IMO. I know some SS lines are prone to corrode over time if the proper material isn't used... just looking for someone that has used them that could share some insight. I will likely get the SS clutch line as well and switch both fluids over to the Motul RBF 600. Thanks for looking! |
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