DCAWD.com

http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/brak ... &class_8=1

seems to show some pretty pricey brake lines. i was planning on going with the cheapest of the bunch but when i got to looking at the construction i can see some technical merits to the others. then the rational part of me says, "it's the damn brake cable. it conveys hydraulic pressure. it was rubber before. bfd." is there a reason to spend more? i'm getting me some ninja pads, because i know the ninja pads make a difference.

Check out Oakos. I've had nothing but great dealings with them and I have used the Goodridge lines they sell for many track days. The speed bleeder combo is GREAT There was definitely a huge difference between the rubber and steel lines. Also, grab some blue fluid (a can will do, but you really need 2) and you'll have one HELL of a fast stopping Suby.

Sabre wrote:Check out Oakos. I've had nothing but great dealings with them and I have used the Goodridge lines they sell for many track days. The speed bleeder combo is GREAT There was definitely a huge difference between the rubber and steel lines. Also, grab some blue fluid (a can will do, but you really need 2) and you'll have one HELL of a fast stopping Suby.