'98 Stainless steel brake lines?
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Are these any good, fitment, reliability and performance wise?
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It is impossible to tell if it makes a difference until you are braking hard . Also in order to notice a difference you need to flush the fluid before changing them and drive the car to be able to compare before and after . I also rebuilt all my calipers at the same time which made the car stop on a dime after . Now I need to replace my booster or fix it .
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sorry to bump an old thread, but if i remember correctly when I had my 2GS i remember ppl who swapped to LS calipers could re-use 2gs oem brake lines or 2gs lines to fit LS calipers. Or was it supra calipers?
Trying to make sure, because if 2gs fits ls calipers wouldnt it fit our fronts?
Just a thought, its 4:30am and i cant sleep lol
Trying to make sure, because if 2gs fits ls calipers wouldnt it fit our fronts?
Just a thought, its 4:30am and i cant sleep lol