Does anyone know if there is a vendor with stainless steel brake lines or clutch line applications for our cars yet?

 

Stillen

 

Thanks.

But for $300??? Ouch! The last set I bought was only $210 shipped for the brakes and the clutch line. I'll wait until somebody else has them or they have a sale.

EDIT: It's amazing what Google and 15 minutes can do. I found them here for $229 shipped.
http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/6...0A2652884.aspx
Much more like it!

FYI it's the same part number as the 06+ M35/M45.

 

Hey Black Betty, if you find more stuff like this, let me know so I can add it to the modding411 section. I didn't even think about this.

 

I seem to remember there also being some kevlar lines for the G35. Anyone know about that?

 

wtf i asked goodridge and got this....


"There are no plans to make htis as of yet, but it will be done later in the
year.


Marietta Riggi
Account Manager
Goodridge USA
529 Van Ness Ave
Torrance, CA 90501
310-533-1924 Ext 16
Email: Marietta.Riggi@Goodridge.net"

 

Stop Tech... getting a set installed at forged today... not designed specifically for the G37.. but should work fine... will let everyone know

 

Get the BBK while your at it....

 

When did you inquire? I think they only recently came out with the '08 applications.

Go to their website and look at the '08 application chart. It clearly lists them. They have the same P/N as the M so maybe thy just discovered that the same lines would fit without making a different kit I guess.

 

hmm could be. or maybe the lines were the same, just different mounts on the strut or something

that e-mail was June 27th

 

Do I see Black Betty's Garage S/S Brake Line Kits on the Horizon????

 

I could afford to buy them retail for $229 and mark them way the hell up like some vendors do and still make a profit!

This azz clown is charging $450!!! Scandalous!
http://www.frsport.com/GOODRIDGE-220...5_p_11925.html

I'm all about free enterprise and making a profit, but that's just ridiculous. I'll stay out of the brake line business. Hell, I'm just trying to ge to the "break even" point of making one applicatin of grounding wires, it's not time to diversify... yet.

 

I took my brake lines off and gave them to my buddy who works at a hydraulic supply shop. He made me 4 kicka$$ SS lines for $10 bucks each. So there definitely is some serious mark up. Then we rinsed out the whole system and put in this really cool super high boiling point BLUE colored brake fluid

 

If you have access to a shop that presses hydraulic fittings and lines you can get it done dirt cheap if you know someone. Did your buddy's shop have the stainless steel covered lines as well or where did you source them from? Kevlar or Teflon?

 

cuz u might of found urself to make $100 on each set...ill buy a set!