SS lines
I do not feel much difference in my car with them, but my brakes were top notch before I installed them. I had a rubber line fail so I just replaced them w/ss.
Never done the clutch but my buddy has. I'll ask him.
Never done the clutch but my buddy has. I'll ask him.
I don't think the clutch line will make any difference whatsoever. Not enough length to make a difference. The brake lines are a different story though. From what I have read they stiffen up the pedal feel quite a bit. This would be a good thing, as the stock feel is very soft. I have not yet installed mine, probably this spring. My advice would be to buy SS if you have a rubber line failure. If you have to replace anyway, why not upgrade?
of course that's just my opinion, I could be wrong,
hanman
of course that's just my opinion, I could be wrong,
hanman
I switched to the RP Online SS braided clutch line when I replaced the clutch with the RB street/strip clutch, presure plate, and the light weight flyweel and I noticed an improvement over the stock lines. Not to mention that the stock lines do fail more often...
here is a link to the clutch ss lines:
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/1catalog.cgi?cat=2&part=5
here is a link to the clutch ss lines:
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/1catalog.cgi?cat=2&part=5
Originally posted by nimrodTT
SS brake lines improved the feel of my brakes immensely. The SS clutch line didnt seem to do anything.
SS brake lines improved the feel of my brakes immensely. The SS clutch line didnt seem to do anything.
Originally posted by JoseReyes
I switched to the RP Online SS braided clutch line when I replaced the clutch with the RB street/strip clutch, presure plate, and the light weight flyweel and I noticed an improvement over the stock lines. Not to mention that the stock lines do fail more often...
here is a link to the clutch ss lines:
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/1catalog.cgi?cat=2&part=5
I switched to the RP Online SS braided clutch line when I replaced the clutch with the RB street/strip clutch, presure plate, and the light weight flyweel and I noticed an improvement over the stock lines. Not to mention that the stock lines do fail more often...
here is a link to the clutch ss lines:
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/1catalog.cgi?cat=2&part=5
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