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Old 03-18-2006, 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
I believe he is talking about replacing the rubber hose from the hardline to the brake caliper. They make a big difference from what everyone has said. It will be more just making the pedal feel better moreso than braking distance being reduced.

This is what you need to make a huge difference in pedal feel and braking ability I wll soon be doing this:
Earl's 5-line replacement braided brake lines (part# 28A640), ATE Super Blue Racing brake fluid, Hawk pads (HB323F.724-Front, HB385F.640-Rear).

Along with this kit:
http://www.truckperformance.com/prod...er_PRS29-8690/
Damn man thats a smokin deal on those rotors!! My brakes are shot. Im a little nervous about trying to attack the lines though. Ive never touched brakes.
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Its simple man just remove the old line put the new in and bleed the brakes and ur done.
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