These brake lines don't look right to me....
These brake lines don't look right to me....
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blues3

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248 posts

194 months

Wednesday 10th November 2010
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TonupS2

401 posts

219 months

Wednesday 10th November 2010
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The Goodridge braided pipes I got do look different from that pic. I had some trouble with the standard kit, but it was all sorted very quickly by the agent and goodridge (male caliper or bulkhead fitting mix up)and I'm not sure it was all their fault to be honest. Heres a photo of mine (suitable for rear disks).





Edited by TonupS2 on Wednesday 10th November 12:11

phillpot

17,510 posts

212 months

Wednesday 10th November 2010
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Can't see what you've found on Ebay (blocked on computer at work frown )

But these guys really know their stuff when it comes to brake, clutch or fuel pipes.

Had a look now I'm home, should be six pieces, four front and two rear. When I was shopping around for a set a lot of web sites came up with this five piece set.

chimaera front (V similar to S)uses one nice long flex either side rather than the two on the S with that fiddly little rigid pipe between, much neater IMHO .




Edited by phillpot on Wednesday 10th November 18:38

Donnysoutherner

301 posts

201 months

Wednesday 10th November 2010
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The picture def isn't right, but this company use a generic shot for all the kits they sell. I'd speak to them first if you go that way. If you do and they're any good, let me know, i need a set!

Bobhon

1,059 posts

208 months

Thursday 11th November 2010
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phillpot said:
Can't see what you've found on Ebay (blocked on computer at work frown )

But these guys really know their stuff when it comes to brake, clutch or fuel pipes.

Had a look now I'm home, should be six pieces, four front and two rear. When I was shopping around for a set a lot of web sites came up with this five piece set.

chimaera front (V similar to S)uses one nice long flex either side rather than the two on the S with that fiddly little rigid pipe between, much neater IMHO .




Edited by phillpot on Wednesday 10th November 18:38
Concurred, I also used these after Mike identified them. Couldn't speak highly enough about their service or knowledge. To get someone on the phone who you say you've got an S2 to and they say, "Oh the one with disk fronts and drum rears" was music to my ears.

Bob