Brake hoses goodrich ebay
Brake hoses goodrich ebay
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flyingdutchie

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873 posts

223 months

Thursday 31st October 2013
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Does anyone have experience in fitteng these braided hoses?

pmessling

2,318 posts

232 months

Friday 1st November 2013
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i have them fitted, easy to fit, assuming that the one ones come off easy. mine were a little rusty and had to cut one or two off.

Mr Cerbera

5,151 posts

259 months

Friday 1st November 2013
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Bpught a set from Joo at CREAM2005, had them fitted at my first service and completely transformed the braking of Black Beauty.
Superb, solid feel which felt like I could accurately change every lb/psi that I applied. Still going strong 8 years/60K miles later.

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TimJM

1,497 posts

239 months

Friday 1st November 2013
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flyingdutchie said:
Does anyone have experience in fitteng these braided hoses?
Do you have an ebay link?

I might replace mine (why not - I'm replacing everything else on the car) and want to see what is available.

mikesr

672 posts

260 months

Friday 1st November 2013
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TimJM said:
Do you have an ebay link?
I recently fitted these in a rather eye catching bright green smile

The fittings are stainless. Previous set weren't (just the hose was stainless) and they had rusted.

Unless any of the fasteners are rusted solid they are easy to fit. make sure you thoroughly bleed the brakes afterwards. I have an Eezibleed that uses pressure from one of the tyres and run at least a litre of fluid through.

TimJM

1,497 posts

239 months

Friday 1st November 2013
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mikesr said:
I recently fitted these in a rather eye catching bright green smile

The fittings are stainless. Previous set weren't (just the hose was stainless) and they had rusted.

Unless any of the fasteners are rusted solid they are easy to fit. make sure you thoroughly bleed the brakes afterwards. I have an Eezibleed that uses pressure from one of the tyres and run at least a litre of fluid through.
They look nice - I will be bleeding the lines, they have been disconnected and drained for over 20 months now! Surprisingly when I ran some air into one to check the current lines/hoses were clear some fluid still came out.

Bright green will match my carpets laugh

flyingdutchie

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873 posts

223 months

Friday 1st November 2013
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Goodridge-Blue-SS-Brake-...

That is the link for the goodridge ones. They are also on ebay from HEL.

aide

2,278 posts

193 months

Friday 1st November 2013
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+1 for the ezibleed system.
I doctored mine a bit and changed the valve connection for a male Schrader valve. I use a foot pump instead of the air in my tyre to control the flow of fluid and it makes it a good bit easier to use.

purpleliability

627 posts

214 months

Saturday 2nd November 2013
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http://www.willowsportscars.co.uk/tvr_cerbera_part...

These guys have them for less money and you don't have to put any more money through eBay. smile

Mr Cerbera

5,151 posts

259 months

Sunday 3rd November 2013
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mikesr said:
I recently fitted ,,,, in a rather eye catching bright green smile....
Now that's weird coz I've always associated Green with Go....