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    Registered User Silvershadow's Avatar
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    Sponginess is in the brk pedal feel not in how the hose feels.
    Money better spent on the "Speed Bleeders".These are Budda sent(God sent).

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    Mugen offers a very nice set of lines for the EP. Goodrige too?

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    Not sure on the quality but there's a vendor on Ebay who sells them for ~65.00.
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    Quote Originally Posted by oogy-boogy
    Not sure on the quality but there's a vendor on Ebay who sells them for ~65.00.
    I got mine from EBAY for $80 shipped and they were Russell. They are still working great. :D

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    *thread resurrected*

    i'm getting ready to buy Techna Fit ss brake lines from corsportusa. it offers sleeves as an option.

    -are the sleeves something i have to put on myself, or is it already covered?

    -are these sleeves suppose to protect the steel braiding from debris?

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    Quote Originally Posted by EP-solo View Post
    *thread resurrected*

    i'm getting ready to buy Techna Fit ss brake lines from corsportusa. it offers sleeves as an option.

    -are the sleeves something i have to put on myself, or is it already covered?

    -are these sleeves suppose to protect the steel braiding from debris?
    I got mine from here where it was cheaper:

    http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1865027&page=1

    There are better pictures there, but basically the sleeves are like a rubber shrink wrap which they put on that goes over the steel braiding. They say it's mostly for looks, but it definitely seems to help protect the hoses from debris.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FCobra94 View Post
    I got mine from here where it was cheaper:

    http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1865027&page=1

    There are better pictures there, but basically the sleeves are like a rubber shrink wrap which they put on that goes over the steel braiding. They say it's mostly for looks, but it definitely seems to help protect the hoses from debris.
    yah the sleeves cant hurt, thats one of the problems with many SS lines, is street use ends up getting shit inside the lines and wears down the rubber tubing...a lot of companies are basicly doing this sleeve, on the inside...

    for instance i got lines from a german company called goodridge, they are like that, and im happy...then agian ive only had them 3 weeks, so i dont think ill have any problems yet haha
    my ep is white...

    - We can talk numbers all you want, but the bullshit stops when the flag drops...

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    Quote Originally Posted by FCobra94 View Post
    I got mine from here where it was cheaper:

    http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1865027&page=1
    hhmmm...that is cheaper. but i've never used honda-tech before.

    i'll look into it.

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