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Stainless Steel Braided Brake Lines

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D13 HPD 95
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Morning all my question is above really i bought a set of the brake lines a while ago went to get them fitted and was told it would be 200, 45 for each wheel then 20 for brake fluid is it worth doing it for 200? I know the gains are small right ??

Would it make that much of a difference??

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    It doesn't make a huge difference that I've noticed

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    ok is it worth it tho 200 is abit steep to me

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    Diy dude. 200 is a lot for that. Just watch a YouTube vidtorial. Quite easy just long.

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    cheers ive watched them just not too sure aha

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    I'm not sure lol I only paid £90 for mine in total

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    Ok ill see about having a bash at it what can go wrong lol

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    Apart from the visual impact, the braided hoses aren't any more efficient than the ordinary ones. As for £200 for fitting them, that's way over the top. Should take about 5 minutes per wheel to replace the hoses. A quick bleed maybe a flush if the system hasn't been done for a couple of years. Work takes about an hour on a garage ramp, I'd pay no more than Beccacat paid, if I were giving it to a local garage to do.

    Personally, the job is a piece of cake, as long as you bleed the system carefully, you can do it in a couple of hours on the drive, jacking up each side as you go.

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    ive rented a ramp for £15 an hour on monday on my day off so will hopfully get the hoses and the exhaust fitted, plus get to use all the tools in the garage, will be fun :)

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