Braided Lines

[Rab]

Yeah - enzed are a major player in hydraulics etc I think

(at least any time I've gone to get hoses for other stuff it's an enzed catalogue that's been opened)

edit: not sure if they do braided lines etc - wouldn't be surprised if they do, or if they supply the people that do

Edited 04/02/14 06:38 AM by raband

[PTR_NITRO_FG]

I dont think you will get much cheaper than safebrake...they are supposed to be good?

Also I asked matt from race brakes a while ago about braided lines ...he said the safebrake was good but his goodridge ones are slightly better (think for track or something?)..but he did say he could match the $275 price for safebrake gear? Might be worth asking race brakes if they could do group buy? But 10% off safebrake ATM would be pretty cheap too?

I can see Perth suppliers still charging $350+ for goodridge lines (even if we bought several sets)...but ill see if the GB happens cheap enough and ill prob commit as well

[seangt40]

I u sed to work for Enzed in Hunter Valley. Cant do brake lines for road registered vehicles. Track & off road only. Legal braided hoses have little plastic "whip" collars adjacent to crimps. Off road no plastic collars.

[Rab]

Am just happy to have some motivation to get braided lines.

Discount on top would be a bonus.

Chances are I won't chase it up myself til my stockies cark it or get spongey, but will be a definite if a few do it together

[masda74]

I havent had time to make any calls yet as I have been flat out at work and I have been organising the mc motorsport performance driving coarse for the guys in Perth.

Once that is out of the way, I will see what I can get organised.

[arronm]

I know they push PWR ZF transmission heat exchanger hoses onto fittings for free if your name is Arron!

And they do it for Freeeeeeee

Goodridge are the go. Let's just organise it through Matt at SRB. Maybe my VE needs some

Edited 06/02/14 01:29 PM by arronm

[GeGe6]

+1 on this^^^<br />As looking like getting some brakes from Matt.

[GeGe6]

Spoke to Matt from Race Brakes Sydney this morning while purchasing brakes.<br /><br />He has said he is more then happy to do a group buy on braided lines.<br />He spoke about the quality of his lines and to consider that not all lines made the same!<br />He has seen some other lines which have blown off at fittings, when cars have been doing track days.<br />He said he could do full set for around $250 for cars with traction control and $270 for cars with out traction control.<br /><br /><br /><br />

[masda74]

GeGE6, you should have organised a group buy for brakes as well.

I am looking at getting rotors, pads and the braided lines.

However I could not afford the lot right now.

Would have to be on the 15th of March when I get paid.

[GeGe6]

How did I know you would say that^^^