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Old 11-24-01, 02:58 AM
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Who makes Stainless Steel break line for FC?
I know this might have been covered, but as i did a search, i didn't seem to find what i am looking for.

Can someone please tell me who makes the SS break line for this car. What are the good and bad, price etc.

thanks very much in advance.
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Goodridge makes them for one, there are others I'm sure.

www.rotorsportsracing.com

They are on special this month, $119 for the set and the clutch line as well.

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I got mine from Rotary Performance. They are the Bonez, and have worked great. I haven't had any problems with them at all.

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www.fc3s.org has a how-to on installing if you think you'll have any trouble
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Mazdatrix sells DOT legal SS brake lines.
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Originally posted by NCsublime
I got mine from Rotary Performance. They are the Bonez, and have worked great. I haven't had any problems with them at all.

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I got mine from Rotary Performance (www.rx7.com) as well. They were DOT approved and made by Earls. Easy to install, fit great, no problems.

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www.corksport.com has the goodridge ones for $99. the cheapest ones I've found are the mazda comp ones for 86, don't know what they are like but I doubt dot.

racing beat has some for $97, not dot.
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I just saw some on http://www.mazdamotorsports.com/ for about $60. They were D.O.T. approved. Part# 0000-03-7217 (but it needs to be the 4 piston brake setup). Hope this helps.

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