goodrich brake lines DC2R

[00dc2]

Tinkerbell, since you locked the other thread i have to start a new one.

Question to all not just Tinks..

So how did the Goodrich brake lines go?
Would you recommend them?
Or would you recommend spending a bit more on others?
Who is your supplier.. how can i get a set?
Or can it easily be bought in Australia online or something for a little more than Tinks managed through the US?

My brake pedal has become a bit mushy after a day on the track. Would appreciate better stopping and feel.. so I want new lines and upgraded fluid.

RBF600 isnt a problem for the OEM master cylinder and seals etc right?

Any chance of anyone doing a DIY write up for replacing the lines and/or flushing the fluid? As i have read mechanics dont do it as well as if you do it carefully yourself...

[tinkerbell]

Tinkerbell, since you locked the other thread i have to start a new one.

Question to all not just Tinks..

So how did the Goodrich brake lines go? good

Would you recommend them? every time

Or would you recommend spending a bit more on others? no

Who is your supplier.. how can i get a set? any car parts store in America that ships to Australia is my "supplier" i scour the stores for specials, then i organise a bulk discount.

Or can it easily be bought in Australia online or something for a little more than Tinks managed through the US? have you thought of checking yourself?

My brake pedal has become a bit mushy after a day on the track. Would appreciate better stopping and feel.. so I want new lines and upgraded fluid.

RBF600 isnt a problem for the OEM master cylinder and seals etc right? no.

Any chance of anyone doing a DIY write up for replacing the lines and/or flushing the fluid? As i have read mechanics dont do it as well as if you do it carefully yourself...

it is something i would say is best left to qualified personnel.

my other comments are in bold

check Ozhonda for my voluminous input on how to bleed brakes...

[00dc2]

it is something i would say is best left to qualified personnel.

my other comments are in bold

check Ozhonda for my voluminous input on how to bleed brakes...

ah fuk, i searched for "goodrich", only now do i realise its "goodridge"... no wonder i couldnt find squat useful on google.. like aussie sellers..

thanks

[tinkerbell]

doh doh doh!

well, on with the searching then! easy once you have the right keyword

[kavehman]

lol do i sense another groupbuy through my brake dude

[00dc2]

i have emailed compfriction.com.au for a quote...

i am in no rush as i am recovering from a knee recon so no racing for me for a while.. so i would be in on a groupbuy if it happened.. but i suspect its too soon after Tinks GB to get many numbers...

wotever..

[00dc2]

hey tinks, you dont happen to know the part number for Goodrich brake lines for a AUDM DC2R? Cos i dont want to order the wrong ones...

is it SHD1001-4 ?
is it GOO-20018 ?
is it KCB-294-390-4 ?

Bloody hell... i'll see what comp friction get back to me with...

[MrThanh]

i'd be in for a group buy.. although I am unsure of part numbers... apparently the FN2 is a 6 hose kit

[tinkerbell]

20018

[RichyR]

compfriction quoted me $280 I think a few months back. Glad I got mine with the group buy

[00dc2]

thanks tinks

[tinkerbell]

compfriction quoted me $280 I think a few months back. Glad I got mine with the group buy

yes, the $140 F&R price was a once-in-a-lifetime price... USD was around 0.91

[Talos]

I was looking into this as well. When I spoke to compfriction they recommended vsport, as they are in Arndell park and will save on the delivery charges

here is the link www.vsport.com.au

[00dc2]

quoted me 318.75 plus delivery

[tinkerbell]

whoops - it is actually 20063 for the Type R!!! not 20018.

00dc2 try contacting/emailing Stan: http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread...ostid=36002047

he'll ship for around 40 bucks USD