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Old 03-22-12, 10:51 PM
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Exclamation A question about braided brake lines.

Looking into purchasing a set of braided brake lines at the moment and have narrowed my search down to two sites.The first being mazdatrix offering these: http://www.mazdatrix.com/j-sslines.html(4 piston second from top)

And racing beat offering these

http://www.racingbeat.com/RX7-1986-1...nts/14526.html

I was just curious as to if anybody has any experience with either products and more importantly does it REALLY make a difference if I go with the namebrand?
I'm also curious as to why the mazdatrix ones are dot approved and the rb ones aren't??

Thanks for your help guys!!!
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Thank you for your input and the suggestion but I'm looking to order from one of these two as I'm also ordering other stuff.Anybody else have any info on what I asked??
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Mazdatrix also offers a "racing" brake line kit which is very similar to the racing beat kit in price and construction (and uses "r-blines" in the url).

The DOT approval certification just means they paid for testing and/or built them according to those exact standards. Ex. A 6-point harness is not DOT approved, but is much better in a caged race car than a standard DOT approved seatbelt.

Personally, I've been using another "DOT approved" brake line kit for years without issue.
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1st link doesn't work and the Racing Beat ones look fine. Expensive for what you get, but that's RB for ya.
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