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Posted

I am thinking of changing my perfectly good brake hose with the steel braided ones, has anyone tried them and any difference from the change?

there should be a total of 4 hoses in the 987. correct me if i am wrong?

Posted

Correct (4) :)

You will notice a slightly stiffer brake pedal. Make **** sure you buy DOT approved brake lines. There are cheaper versions on the market that do not have bend restrictor's were the crimp occurs onto the actual braided line. This is were line fatigues and cracks without bend restrictor's.

The biggest benefit: when you are playing on the track or running around in the mountains, the heat soaked rubber lines swell and help cause the spongy pedal feel that does not build confidence in a driver!

B

  • 4 months later...
Posted

thanks, I just fitted the Goodrich steel braided hose. works great, didn't realise that these aren't cheap for that little piece of steel.

  • 7 months later...
Posted

don't want to be a pedant chaps but it's Goodridge as in www.goodridge.co.uk who make brake lines not Goodrich as in www.bfgoodrich.co.uk who make tyres ;)

oops, just realised the date of the topic

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