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is it worth getting a braided line kit? its in the supercheap catalogue.....they look good i guess but would it improve anything? btw i might have a faulty fuel line so might come in handy.
phong =P~
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Molloy |
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are they like the braided line kit that goes over the top of hose? or are they the braided kit that actually replaces the hose?
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well i actually read the fine print and it says sleeve braided....im sure that wouldnt make a difference. but what about the ones that replace it?
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braided brake lines make sence as they actualy do have a sloght advantage of running them... usualy a firmer brake pedal.. tends not to expand as much as rubber hoses for the brakes... i di have the braided hoses in my engine bay... ended up looking a lil gay n was told theyre not great to have as they tend to trap the heat in the hoses a lil longer on cooldown.. each to theyre owb though... if done right they can look allright if youve got the mumbo to back the look ip
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Yeah i saw that braided kt. It is just like a sleeve for your engine hoses etc. All it does is dress the engine bay up.
Got nothing to do with brake lines as far as i can see.
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yeah nothing with engine bay. but i dun mind actually getting ones for replacing. ah well if its not going to do much difference no point then. cheers
phong =P~
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