Which ones are you guys using? 672380 or 672390? The 672390 can be found on ebay right now for $50 shipped and the 672380 is just over double that. I havent seen any vendors selling and brake line kits either. Ive also looked at Kore 3, but cant find a part number for us.
Russell brake lines
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93 TY 2185
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warmpancakes
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Re: Russell brake lines
the russel kit on the ebay ling is correct for 100% stock brake trucks as far as prebent hard lines sportmachines has them
the russel kit on the ebay ling is correct for 100% stock brake trucks as far as prebent hard lines sportmachines has them
warmpancakes
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Re: Russell brake lines
the russel kit is 3 lines 2 for the front calipers and the third is from the frame to the diff, if you converted to rear disk then these lines should still work assuming the rest of the brakes are stock
the russel kit is 3 lines 2 for the front calipers and the third is from the frame to the diff, if you converted to rear disk then these lines should still work assuming the rest of the brakes are stock
Re: Russell brake lines
Digging up an old thread rather than making a new one on this subject.
Went on the online hunt for the Russell 672380 line kit. May have missed the deals on Amazon and or E-bay, but for some reason, couldn't find them. I did find Goodridge 14103 line kit for the same application. A little more spendy than the Russell kits on average, but as with Russell they are DOT labeled. Wanted to stick with a DOT kit to avoid potential inspection troubles, should I end up in a location that actually looks at these things for registration.
Digging up an old thread rather than making a new one on this subject.
Went on the online hunt for the Russell 672380 line kit. May have missed the deals on Amazon and or E-bay, but for some reason, couldn't find them. I did find Goodridge 14103 line kit for the same application. A little more spendy than the Russell kits on average, but as with Russell they are DOT labeled. Wanted to stick with a DOT kit to avoid potential inspection troubles, should I end up in a location that actually looks at these things for registration.
Typhoon#747
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Re: Russell brake lines
I read somewhere on this forum that the Russell 672390 kit fits better since it's compatible with late production 91 and up trucks.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261340183755?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
I had a Goodridge set on my M3 and it was very high quality stuff.
I read somewhere on this forum that the Russell 672390 kit fits better since it's compatible with late production 91 and up trucks.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261340183755?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
I had a Goodridge set on my M3 and it was very high quality stuff.
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