Here you can see the standard and original front brake line.On the last couple of track outings the brakes didn't have that positive feel they did when I first got the car, sure this could have been down to a bad bleed job but I got to thinking those rubber lines had been there a long time and if it was anything like the rubber on the rest of the car ......
Lots of varying opinions on stainless lines out there, on the cautious side I figured I checked them regularly anyway likely they will be just fine anyway. Plus they are substantially cheaper than the OEM ones.
Here you can see the standard and original front brake line.
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Take a closer look at this pic (ignore the temporary fluid stopper ...), the hole where the break line inserts is not quite round, this works great in locating the OEM line which has keyed mate. However the stainless lines are round. |
| Here is the modified hole thanks to a dremel too. |  |
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Stainless line fitted, note I took the coily rubber from the OEM line and wrapped it round the stainless one. Figured it might stop any rubbing, can't do any harm anyway |
| On to the front passenger side, a before and after shot |   |
So there is a pair of rear brake lines but havn't got around to those ones yet !!