Originally Posted by Jeff92se

nth time? Try 1st time. I referring to your rationale on the subject of safety. Again, it's clear it needs to be specifcally asked and not implied. You 1st brought up your kid's safety. I only tried to understand your rationale of having old brake lines (again my question came up before you stated how old they were) vs paying more for goodridge lines.

Shall I state this again? I never questioned your ability to be a good father. The question(s) were asked to understand your rationale. There is no "pissing" match. Did I state I was any better of a father than you in the context of this discussion? No. Why? Because I drove my kid around in the same maxima with tons more mods. I never had a problem with the maxima, the mods or driving with those mods. If I admit this, exactly how am I trying to "****" further than you? Or how could you understand my statement of getting another car as more than rhetorical when I had stated I drive my OWN kid in a maxima?

You having other cars is fine. But it was you that directly stated that your kids would be in it. I'll assume how much time is irrevelent. (although you felt the need to specify that)

Originally Posted by DaWifey's90

ok..whatever. was there a comment to further the topic o fthis thread in there somewhere?

Originally Posted by Jeff92se

Why do I get the feeling Greenman is in here pressing F5 F5 every 10 seconds or so waiting for the flare up?

Originally Posted by DaWifey's90

u're 10000000000% correct Matt. these are just freakin maximas and not F1 cars. they will likely not see the stress and load of a true race car.

but the max will see my 3 month old and my 3 year old as passengers (though they are primarily assigned to the saab) which an F1 will never see. and as such i hold brake system mods to a higher standard than other mods. when it comes to strut tower bars, ground kits, 9007 conversions, an air filter, a y-pipe or any other of the list of the more benign mods which don't affect their safety, i will more than gladly accept less-than-top-notch quality in exchange for "availability and cost effectiveness". but my car hobby and "frugality" should not affect or compromise their safety.

maybe goodridge's engineering is overkill for our cars but like deciding where u get ur timing belt from or which shop is gonna grind the cam for ur new motor, i don't think brake systems are the place to cut corners or determine that something is "good enough".

Originally Posted by MyGreenMax94

Soo how many times have you got in the G and tried to push the clutch in..:shiner :

Originally Posted by Jeff92se

Haha. Probably once or twice. It's odd. When I get into an Auto, I usually don't have a problem. Usually because it's not MY car. But I've stomped on the "clutch" once and said "hehe" : bonk: .

One thing I do sometimes is reach for e-brake with my right hand. : wftlol: The damned thing has a foot e-brake now. haha

Originally Posted by kcidmil

Forget it... I found even better lines than SS braided brake lines.

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...&products_id=1