yeah because brake fluid doesn't compress, but the lines might expand.
stainless steel lines don't expand.
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yeah because brake fluid doesn't compress, but the lines might expand.
stainless steel lines don't expand.
Thanks for the advice guys,
Thinking i might upgrade to Hawk Pads
Any links online to websites that sell them which dont have super expensive shipping?
Are they sold locally
Thanks
try www.racebrakes.com.au, look for howard.. he will help u with brake stuff...
One of the most reputatable brakes specialise in Australia.\
Race Brakes Melbourne and Head Office
44-68 Racecourse Road, North Melbourne. VIC. Australia
Ph. (03) 9326-6088 Fax: (03) 9326-3822
E-mail :melbourne@racebrakes.com.au
you can order thru the melb office and they can send to you by courier. The last time i send a pads up NSW using couriersplease.com.au cos me $12-$14 for courier
Another company you can try is www.vsport.com.au and they are in nsw.
speak to Christ and let him know you are refer by James.
I hope this helps.
looks good guys
Only if your stock brake lines are stuffed.Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeG
If you are not going to track the car often, braided lines can be overlooked... More importantly, regular bleeding of your brake fluid..
~^~ Aaron's tip on upgrading brake pads FTW!
i dont think so. i done this before on my other car which did help on pad feel.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
Were the lines on the other car over 5 years old?Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeG
noQuote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
off a nearly brand new car :confused:
Ahh...Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeG
What car is that? Must be dodgy rubber!