all these things keep coming in, but no car until the weekend...

anyways, i have it all planned i got a late christmas present from my future in-laws... a new huge compressor and a ton of tools!!

anyway, the parts are really nice, and i like the rubber coating afterall! i ordered the first complete set for the stock 350 directly from StopTech. i forgot the prices, but you can order them from monkeyman (jeremy), or stoptech.

anyways, here is a pic for now...

 

Umm, whoever sells these, can you get me some right away!! PM me.

 

I'll get some too.....when the ground un-freezes! I didn't know they offered the lines without the brake upgrade kits. Do you know if the fittings are the same? I'd like to try the lines first, then later may upgrade to their smaller brake kit.

Please let us know if the install is a DIY.......I do not have access to a pressure bleeder.

Now to find a hidden (behind grill) brake duct scoop.......

 

Price anyone? I could be interested.

 

Hi SkidaZZle! Nice components. However, I've got a question. I have had the rear wheels off to inspect/clean the suspension and noticed that the rear flexible brake lines have a straight fitting on the car-side, but the wheel-side fitting is a pillow-block. Your photo shows a banjo fitting, and I am wondering how the hard-line mates with the banjo? The stock installation has the hard line screwing into the side of the pillow block.
TIA

 

Our shop is a Stoptech dealer, and I would be glad to quote you guys some prices. Just shoot me an email, and I will take care of you ASAP.

-Jeremy

 

Will these work on non-Brembo models?

 

Yes, these will replace the stock lines on all models.

-Jeremy

 

Sorry guys but I have to ask, will replacing the brake lines void the warranty for the brake set-up or the car in general?

Thanks is advance!

 

Also are these lines DOT approved??

 

It will not void the warranty, and Yes they are DOT approved.

-Jeremy