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Does anybody make SS braided lines for our cars yet?

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Old 01-28-2010, 10:37 AM
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Does anybody make SS braided lines for our cars yet?

Like the title says. Are there any companies that make stainless steel braided brake lines for the TC's yet?
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unfortunately not

I have been waiting for this for a long time. Some guys have gone to specialty shops and have had them custom made but no vendors have officialy released a set yet. I don't understand why I mean so many other cars with Brembo's have SS brake lines yet they just can't make them for ours
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That is super weak. It would improve the pedal feel a lot and add a bit more bite. They even got em for the sc cobalts......that is stupid weak!
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the only line that isnt made is the one for the rear caliper.

With a performance catalog you could easily make your own for the same cost a "custom" set. look for Goodridge hose distributors.
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I have a set of front brakes off a "normal" Cobalt, and just from eyeballing the lines seem the same. So its possible existing sets of braided will fit our cars.

Someone get bored enough to try and let us know like whyyoumadson said though... its pretty easy to make your own set from quality components. I used to buy all my goodridge stuff from speedway, mostly because they're in NE and I'd get it the next day.
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The rear caliper lines are the ones that dont fit. TC rear caliper use a different routing for the hose than SC calipers do, and they also use a different banjo. front and mids ar the same on all cars.

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The rear caliper lines are the ones that dont fit. TC rear caliper use a different routing for the hose than SC calipers do, and they also use a different banjo. front and mids ar the same on all cars.
what he said

Fronts are fine.

We have a pretty serious front brake bias anyways, so the braided lines up front would make the biggest difference.

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Originally Posted by Gimpster
I have a set of front brakes off a "normal" Cobalt, and just from eyeballing the lines seem the same. So its possible existing sets of braided will fit our cars.

Someone get bored enough to try and let us know like whyyoumadson said though... its pretty easy to make your own set from quality components. I used to buy all my goodridge stuff from speedway, mostly because they're in NE and I'd get it the next day.
yeah i love speedway motors they are less then 2 miles from my house I have spent a **** ton of money there over the years. Lets just say when i walk in they can pull up my account with out me saing a word to them.
But as said before the is a place here in town that u take them the OG rubber hose and they will make u a stainless one and it is fairly well priced. I have had alot of them made over the years for hot rods and lowriders that i have built. the place here is a shop that makes clutch and brake parts
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Originally Posted by klownin04
the is a place here in town that u take them the OG rubber hose and they will make u a stainless one and it is fairly well priced. I have had alot of them made over the years for hot rods and lowriders that i have built. the place here is a shop that makes clutch and brake parts
which shop, Lincoln Clutch and Brake over on 20th?
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Email brakeswap@gmail.com He can get them for you. I think they run $150.

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