mevman44

I have an '03 Evo VIII, and the brakes are going to be replaced soon. I plan to get DBA 4000 rotors, EBC Redstuff brake pads, and ATE Super Blue Racing Brake Fluid. I am looking for advice as which brand of braided stainless steal brake lines to buy: Goodridge, Stoptech, or Russell.
Please post with opinions and/or suggestions on which would be the best lines to buy.

SyZyGy1394

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Don't forget to include the word "braided" in your search...

buchnerj

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Goodridge here, work great and theyre still going strong over a year later. Good price, and a local member recommended them to me are my reason for purchasing the lines.

n2oiroc

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http://www.maperformance.com/techna-...o-viii-ix.html

Smike

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^ have those.

Search would have given you a lot of good info here too.

lttletimmy

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Be sure to get a set that are DOT approved. They meet standards that others don't.

ChrisCarey

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3rd on the technafit, great pricing and great product

R/TErnie

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I run the Girodisc brake lines. Get all your braking needs at one place from a guy who has a phenomenal knowledge of brakes!

Girodisc

mevman44

Thanks for the info.
I think il go with the techna-fit kit.

vd

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Pretty happy with Techna-Fit after 6k miles on them. Got them from maperformance.

chu

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Technafit here also. 2 years and going strong!

Neal@tirerack

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We carry the Goodridge lines in stock. Never had any complaints with them.

rovanpera

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i had goodridge no problem for years. i also second that girodisc people (martin mead) have incredible, practical, and so far 100% correct brake advice.