SS Brake lines and Axxis Metal Master rear pads
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SS Brake lines and Axxis Metal Master rear pads
I have read quite a bit regarding brake upgrades and it seems the best bang for the buck is Goodridge Stainless Steel lines, ATE Superblue brake fluid, and Axxis Metal Master rear pads. I currently do not need front pads.
I will probably order from eatricezone.com, their prices are pretty good and it will help another org member(Phoung), and have them installed locally. Can anyone give me their opinions on this setup or their evaluations? Thanks in advance
B.C.
I will probably order from eatricezone.com, their prices are pretty good and it will help another org member(Phoung), and have them installed locally. Can anyone give me their opinions on this setup or their evaluations? Thanks in advance
B.C.
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Re: SS Brake lines and Axxis Metal Master rear pads
Originally posted by Blackgums100
I have read quite a bit regarding brake upgrades and it seems the best bang for the buck is Goodridge Stainless Steel lines, ATE Superblue brake fluid, and Axxis Metal Master rear pads. I currently do not need front pads.
I will probably order from eatricezone.com, their prices are pretty good and it will help another org member(Phoung), and have them installed locally. Can anyone give me their opinions on this setup or their evaluations? Thanks in advance
B.C.
I have read quite a bit regarding brake upgrades and it seems the best bang for the buck is Goodridge Stainless Steel lines, ATE Superblue brake fluid, and Axxis Metal Master rear pads. I currently do not need front pads.
I will probably order from eatricezone.com, their prices are pretty good and it will help another org member(Phoung), and have them installed locally. Can anyone give me their opinions on this setup or their evaluations? Thanks in advance
B.C.
#3
Re: SS Brake lines and Axxis Metal Master rear pads
Originally posted by Blackgums100
I have read quite a bit regarding brake upgrades and it seems the best bang for the buck is Goodridge Stainless Steel lines, ATE Superblue brake fluid, and Axxis Metal Master rear pads. I currently do not need front pads.
I will probably order from eatricezone.com, their prices are pretty good and it will help another org member(Phoung), and have them installed locally. Can anyone give me their opinions on this setup or their evaluations? Thanks in advance
B.C.
I have read quite a bit regarding brake upgrades and it seems the best bang for the buck is Goodridge Stainless Steel lines, ATE Superblue brake fluid, and Axxis Metal Master rear pads. I currently do not need front pads.
I will probably order from eatricezone.com, their prices are pretty good and it will help another org member(Phoung), and have them installed locally. Can anyone give me their opinions on this setup or their evaluations? Thanks in advance
B.C.
#4
Re: SS Brake lines and Axxis Metal Master rear pads
Originally posted by Blackgums100
I have read quite a bit regarding brake upgrades and it seems the best bang for the buck is Goodridge Stainless Steel lines, ATE Superblue brake fluid, and Axxis Metal Master rear pads. I currently do not need front pads.
I will probably order from eatricezone.com, their prices are pretty good and it will help another org member(Phoung), and have them installed locally. Can anyone give me their opinions on this setup or their evaluations? Thanks in advance
B.C.
I have read quite a bit regarding brake upgrades and it seems the best bang for the buck is Goodridge Stainless Steel lines, ATE Superblue brake fluid, and Axxis Metal Master rear pads. I currently do not need front pads.
I will probably order from eatricezone.com, their prices are pretty good and it will help another org member(Phoung), and have them installed locally. Can anyone give me their opinions on this setup or their evaluations? Thanks in advance
B.C.
As for a dealer, i would suggest www.raceconcepts.net. SS lines are $85, ATE is 10/bottle, and rotors are 100 for 2 and 200 for 4 (done any way you like). I don’t remember what their pads cost. I have their slotted front rotors, lines, and ate in my garage, but I haven’t installed yet.
If you do get rotors DO NOT get $TILLEN cross-drilled (or any x-drilled for that matter). I bought stillen front rotors and they have cracks all over them. I haven’t even gone 5000 miles on them; its only been a few months.
Just my .02
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