Brake Lines

[stouttrout]

I have seen some brake lines that look like stainless steel. I would like to put some on my 85 350x. Does anyone know how to do this or where I can go to buy them?

Thanks
Dan

[bajagunny]

you can get this at any performance auto shop
just bring your stock in with you so they can match fittings
also you can buy look a likes from kragen
mesh hose the fits ove your exsisting lines

[mudfreak99]

steel braided break Lines :headbang:
They work great but there is no "easing" on the brakes, they will lock them up almost instatnyl if you aren't careful. I plan on running them on my R.:thumbsup:

[ATCRYDER]

ditto, Mudfreak!..SHouldnt let my cusotmization ideas out yet though :mad: :ugh:

[mudfreak99]

oh, well excuse me there rob, didn't know you weredoing that to:doh:

[ATCRYDER]

heh--Im jsut kiddin with ya, buddy :p

[bajagunny]

this was done on a bike owned by offroad.com

http://www.off-road.com/atv/projects/raptor2001/galfer/index.html

go to the link it describe the product and maybe a link to get em

[markb]

the cheapest and best ones are made by EARLS i priced one that would be long enough for the 250 front from summit and it was about $28. the only thing is the ends won't have factory tweaks so you might need thicker washers for clearance or make a thicker washer like i had to do for my 200x. i used a 250 rear hose for my 2in. extended arm but the hard part of the line hit the frame so i made a copper .18 thick washer.
mark