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GoodRidge G-Stop Stainless Steel Brake Lines
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Re: GoodRidge G-Stop Stainless Steel Brake Lines
by bosc0 » Thu Dec 06, 2012 7:16 am
Got some braided Sti lines on this week, that coupled with a fluid flush and replace = huge win. Brakes feel great.
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Re: GoodRidge G-Stop Stainless Steel Brake Lines
by cynner » Tue Jul 01, 2014 3:13 pm
Has anyone noticed that the little metal "L" shaped bend on the rear Goodridge lines doesn't fit in the slot on 2-pot rears? (my rears are from an '02 GDB STi).
It still works OK, just without the "L" piece locked in to the slot on the calliper...
It still works OK, just without the "L" piece locked in to the slot on the calliper...
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Re: GoodRidge G-Stop Stainless Steel Brake Lines
by cruisn » Tue Jul 01, 2014 7:00 pm
Because lines are for the oem calipers not Brembo's.
If you want it to be spot on, get two lines made up to suit or buy an STi kit for the TB STi Liberty's.
If you want it to be spot on, get two lines made up to suit or buy an STi kit for the TB STi Liberty's.
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