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Originally Posted by DDMotorsports Stock ones are rubber which can expand under heat and pressure creating a mushy pedal feel. SS ones are stronger and wont expand. I agree 100%
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I agree 100% when I changed my brake lines on my bike to ss I felt a huge difference. Much less fade when you put on the brakes.
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