SCoupe

Yes, they're on my SC3 with Supra TT brakes, LS should be same and (TT wheels...what do they have to do with it?)

Kaydee

i just bought myself a set of goodridge stainless steel (without the casing/protective cover). i was juts wondering if i can get the casing or if i can make one using some plastic of some sort

bigmalik00

I brought my Rotors from EBAY. They stop better with my TT upgrade but I don't think they will be enough when I gain more HP. They are fine for now...

mitsuguy

iTrader: (2)

anything that keeps dust / debris out and can withstand a little heat will work...

flexible pvc tubing would work just fine... although it is probably too late to install it...

ridox

very detailed question and answer section here on stoptech's site...
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...teel_Q&A.shtml

And yes the supra tt and the sc300 share the same brake lines front and rear. I am running stoptech lines front and rear and btw these are plastic coated to keep dirt out.

StiCk3

iTrader: (5)

which other companies offer the protective coating for SS lines?

RedPhoenix

iTrader: (10)

These are MY choice.

* Techna-Fit Dot Certified Brake Lines
* All Makes and Models
* Lines are covered with in Clear; Smoked;Blue and Red Sleeves for NO CHARGE (seen below in smoke)





about $100 for the set.

Vadim

My friends told that there are very good Teflon reinforced Stainless Steel Brake Lines company, "Рroject-M". I bought them at a Lexus SС 300-JZZ31 is not done. Brake Lines – «Рroject-M» - higher quality.