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After much procrastination... My Z1 Stainless brake lines are in tonight. It was a bit of mess, and I probably should have let a pro do it for me, but
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After much procrastination...
My Z1 Stainless brake lines are in tonight. It was a bit of mess, and I probably should have let a pro do it for me, but it was kinda fun and pretty easy. As an added bonus, I was able to look while I was installing and see that my HP-pluss pads are hanging tough even after quite a bit of track abuse Sorry no picks I was waaay to covered in brake fluid to touch my phone for photos. DIY tips... 1. Have a pro do it lol 2. Make sure all your connections are TIGHT before you try to bleed... 3. don't over-tighten your fittings.
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