What are the best type and where to get a set of stainless steel braided brake lines? My front brakes are from the B6/7 S4, will this matter?
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braided brake lines
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rosshyslop
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RE: braided brake lines
I am looking at doing my own braided lines for the front, as and when someone can post me an original rubber one to take the pattern from.
Do you want FULL stainless lines (eg inc fittings and banjo bolts etc) or stainless lines with BZP fittings and bolts.
BZP are at least 4 times cheaper then Stainless.
Do you want FULL stainless lines (eg inc fittings and banjo bolts etc) or stainless lines with BZP fittings and bolts.
BZP are at least 4 times cheaper then Stainless.
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tdiquattro
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RE: braided brake lines
If you are thinking about the 4 at the rear, make the outer ones to the caliper longer than the originals in case you go to the S8 rear brake upgrade in the future.
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2000 silver S4 Saloon
2000 silver S4 Saloon
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rosshyslop
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RE: braided brake lines
Forgive my ignorance but what are banjo bolts and BZP fittings?
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Found the full Goodridge 6 hose kit from http://www.lkperformancestyling.co.uk/p ... U0650-6-SSDo you want FULL stainless lines (eg inc fittings and banjo bolts etc) or stainless lines with BZP fittings and bolts.
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RE: braided brake lines
BZP = Bright Zinc Plating
Banjo bolts connect banjos to calipers(if thats how they bolt)
Banjo bolts connect banjos to calipers(if thats how they bolt)
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hardhitter
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RE: braided brake lines
How much longer would you request the rear outer hoses to allow for S8 rear brake upgrake ?
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