sektor 11

iTrader: (4)

I'm looking for some lines and want the Stoptechs. I BELIVE (please correct me or push me in the right direction) I want a line that is not only teflon coated on the inside but the OUTSIDE as well correct?

Also, on Stoptechs site they have 2 "kits". On the bottom of each it says good for autoX but not recommended for extended track use. Welllll....is a HPDE considered extended? I wouldn't THINK so, but I'm also a noob. Help.

davidmcc

iTrader: (5)

A lot of people are using the stoptech lines and I have yet to hear anything bad about them. I don't think it really matters if the line has an outer protective film.

Billhyco

iTrader: (14)

+1

just be sure they are DOT approved if driven on the street

sektor 11

iTrader: (4)

I heard the teflon on the outside of the brake line helps insure that no road debris somehow get caught in the stainless steel braid. Which makes sense...

But, I am the noob and thats why I'm here.

Slow*Jim

iTrader: (5)

Bingo

I run the Stoptechs and havent had a single issue with them, even in Ohio winter snow and road salt.

nismo300zr2

thats an odd statement. autoX-s usually run a minute or less where HPDE's are 20-30min. thats what? @ 250% increase in time? i'd ask them directly to see WTF they mean by that. im curious now also.

i run HPDE's and autoX on my street driven Z and havnt had issues with my goodridge lines at all.

halfrice

iTrader: (30)

Running rotora ss brake lines, they have the coating on the outside of the lines.

https://my350z.com/forum/brakes/3896...ake-lines.html

2fast4ya

iTrader: (21)

i have the goodridge ss lines as well, have for about 2 1/2 years now
6 track events, about 25 auto-x events and dd 69k miles-no problems