EuroAccord13 and MUGEN88's Latest Modifications...

[yourfather]

yeah because brake fluid doesn't compress, but the lines might expand.

stainless steel lines don't expand.

[Pumped]

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

[STIGT]

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

[STIGT]

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.

[mr747]

looks good guys

[aaronng]

i think steel brake line do help a bit on brake feel isnt it?

Only if your stock brake lines are stuffed.

[EuroAccord13]

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!

[TypeG]

Only if your stock brake lines are stuffed.

i dont think so. i done this before on my other car which did help on pad feel.

[aaronng]

i dont think so. i done this before on my other car which did help on pad feel.

Were the lines on the other car over 5 years old?

[TypeG]

Were the lines on the other car over 5 years old?

no
off a nearly brand new car

[aaronng]

no
off a nearly brand new car

Ahh...

[EuroAccord13]

What car is that? Must be dodgy rubber!