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Braided Lines

Last post 10-17-2007 3:31 PM by slothy. 7 replies.
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  • 09-25-2007 12:58 AM

    • Ranger1
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    Braided Lines

    I was looking at the slip on braid, but It seemed it might not turn out nice....Where did any of you guys get your braided lines?
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  • 09-25-2007 9:24 AM In reply to

    Re: Braided Lines

    got mine from motor sports super store - yamaha braided lines
  • 09-25-2007 11:03 AM In reply to

    • Pep
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    Re: Braided Lines

    quote:
    Originally posted by Ranger1

    I was looking at the slip on braid, but It seemed it might not turn out nice....Where did any of you guys get your braided lines?



    The best lines available are made by Barnett. You can get them from Phat Performance Parts and get a 5% discount for being a member here.

    www.phatperformanceparts.com/
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  • 09-25-2007 4:04 PM In reply to

    • AlanH
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    Re: Braided Lines

    My .02 on brake lines:

    IMHO the lines that offer the least amount of fluid compression and firmest lever are produced by Galfer. They offer both a single & dual line assembly. They swage the banjo adpater directly to the hose and are very compact. The single line from the MC uses a tee under the bottom tree which requires 3-additional connection pts that could be a source of a leak. I have that hose assembly:http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=51293 ... they use stainless steel mat'l as a standard for the fittings!


    Spiegler brake lines are very similar to the Galfer swagged construction. I don't believe they have a 3-line set-up!

    The Yamaha aftermarket braided SS lines are made by Russell and will bolt on exactly like the stock lines. If i'm not mistaken, you can buy them from Phats at a much better price then from Yamaha. They are compact and a totally swaged assembly including the mounting tee under the headlamp.

    Barnett doesn't make brake hoses [:0] they are made by Goodridge and are only available as a dual line for the frt. From what i have observed, their hose assembly is swaged w/female connectors and the appropriate male hex banjo adapter is attached which makes for a larger heavier end IMO and another place to leak. No question that they sure do look sharp in chrome [:)]http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=32708

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  • 10-17-2007 12:36 PM In reply to

    Re: Braided Lines

    AlanH are the Russell brake lines coated like the Goodridge ones? I remember that used to be the main difference however maybe Russell finally got with the times.
  • 10-17-2007 1:22 PM In reply to

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    Totally agree with PEP
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  • 10-17-2007 3:12 PM In reply to

    Re: Braided Lines

    Look close and look no farther...

    http://www.hardracing.com/Brakes/GalferLines.htm

    Comes in different colors & you can also order additional length over stock for pullback risers & handelbars.
    W'gator
  • 10-17-2007 3:31 PM In reply to

    • slothy
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    Re: Braided Lines

    http://www.spieglerusa.com/
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