CT Brake Lines and/or Goodrigde
06-17-2002, 06:54 PM
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CT Brake Lines and/or Goodrigde
Does anyone know a cheap place I can get either the CT or Goodridge brake lines? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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Re: CT Brake Lines and/or Goodrigde
Originally posted by peiqinglong
Does anyone know a cheap place I can get either the CT or Goodridge brake lines? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Does anyone know a cheap place I can get either the CT or Goodridge brake lines? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!
I've been wanting to ask the same question, I know sombody was selling Goodridge S/S with carbo coating a while back. Don't know if he is getting any more to sell, I think he was selling them for $100
06-17-2002, 09:53 PM
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Originally posted by CL Type Slim
They are same thing. CT get their SS brakelines from Goodridge.
They are same thing. CT get their SS brakelines from Goodridge.
06-17-2002, 11:47 PM
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The guy you want to talk to is Arnold. His name on the board is blxmjx. Here is the link to his profile. PM him or try and email him. He was selling them for $100 shipped. Not sure if he has any more, but I am sure he can still get them.
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/membe...fo&userid=9199
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/membe...fo&userid=9199
06-18-2002, 12:34 AM
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Thanks Rol,
Yes, I was selling them for $100 shipped for the goodridge s/s brake lines w/the carbo-lining. I've ordered more sets, I should have them in my hands fairly soon. If you guys can hang tight I'll post once I actually have them in hand.
Thanks,
Arnold
Yes, I was selling them for $100 shipped for the goodridge s/s brake lines w/the carbo-lining. I've ordered more sets, I should have them in my hands fairly soon. If you guys can hang tight I'll post once I actually have them in hand.
Thanks,
Arnold
06-18-2002, 01:06 AM
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Hey Arnold, its me Dennis the guy who bought some HKS super dragers from you before, we met up at burger king remember??? Anyways when you get those goodridge lines in, just email me at sined240@hotmail.com, I might be up for a set...take cares!
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06-18-2002, 05:41 PM
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Originally posted by AztecRol
The guy you want to talk to is Arnold. His name on the board is blxmjx. Here is the link to his profile. PM him or try and email him. He was selling them for $100 shipped. Not sure if he has any more, but I am sure he can still get them.
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/membe...fo&userid=9199
The guy you want to talk to is Arnold. His name on the board is blxmjx. Here is the link to his profile. PM him or try and email him. He was selling them for $100 shipped. Not sure if he has any more, but I am sure he can still get them.
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/membe...fo&userid=9199
06-18-2002, 05:42 PM
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Originally posted by blxmjx
Thanks Rol,
Yes, I was selling them for $100 shipped for the goodridge s/s brake lines w/the carbo-lining. I've ordered more sets, I should have them in my hands fairly soon. If you guys can hang tight I'll post once I actually have them in hand.
Thanks,
Arnold
Thanks Rol,
Yes, I was selling them for $100 shipped for the goodridge s/s brake lines w/the carbo-lining. I've ordered more sets, I should have them in my hands fairly soon. If you guys can hang tight I'll post once I actually have them in hand.
Thanks,
Arnold
06-18-2002, 06:10 PM
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Originally posted by peiqinglong
I maybe interested once you get some more in. Is there any deals on the Comptech SS ones? I know they are the same thing, but for the sake of uniformity, I want to run all Comptechs on whatever I can.
I maybe interested once you get some more in. Is there any deals on the Comptech SS ones? I know they are the same thing, but for the sake of uniformity, I want to run all Comptechs on whatever I can.
Comptech brake lines=Goodridge brakelines
Paying extra for the different packaging is senseless IMHO
06-18-2002, 06:11 PM
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Originally posted by SinnedTL
Hey Arnold, its me Dennis the guy who bought some HKS super dragers from you before, we met up at burger king remember??? Anyways when you get those goodridge lines in, just email me at sined240@hotmail.com, I might be up for a set...take cares!
Hey Arnold, its me Dennis the guy who bought some HKS super dragers from you before, we met up at burger king remember??? Anyways when you get those goodridge lines in, just email me at sined240@hotmail.com, I might be up for a set...take cares!
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06-18-2002, 07:09 PM
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Originally posted by blxmjx
Ya, whats up Dennis. I remember meeting up with you. You're from Daygo right? I'll let you know when I get some more in.
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Ya, whats up Dennis. I remember meeting up with you. You're from Daygo right? I'll let you know when I get some more in.
-arnold
BTW nice REX, what kinda performance mods and what do you expect for 1/4 time???
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Originally posted by blxmjx
Once the lines are on, you cannot tell whether they are comptech or goodridge. So you'd basically be paying for the plastic packaging and insert.
Comptech brake lines=Goodridge brakelines
Paying extra for the different packaging is senseless IMHO
Once the lines are on, you cannot tell whether they are comptech or goodridge. So you'd basically be paying for the plastic packaging and insert.
Comptech brake lines=Goodridge brakelines
Paying extra for the different packaging is senseless IMHO
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Do new brake lines "feel" different or stop you better? I know this is a newbie question, but if you aren't changing the whole brake setup, can the cables alone make a big difference?
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Don't waste your money on them. There is essentially no difference at all unless you really get inot the braking.
I was very disappointed in how little difference they made.
I was very disappointed in how little difference they made.
06-19-2002, 08:19 AM
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Originally posted by JZ
Don't waste your money on them. There is essentially no difference at all unless you really get inot the braking.
I was very disappointed in how little difference they made.
Don't waste your money on them. There is essentially no difference at all unless you really get inot the braking.
I was very disappointed in how little difference they made.
06-19-2002, 10:30 AM
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JZ and lou:
I totally disagree. It completely eliminates sponginess and improves the response of the brakes. Is it noticeable driving normal slow driving? No, but then not much is.
peiqinglong:
DTMS, the comptech guy who I asked to offer us jobber prices on everything, I'm sure sells those as low as they can be had for. PM me and I'll send you over to him.
Austin519
I totally disagree. It completely eliminates sponginess and improves the response of the brakes. Is it noticeable driving normal slow driving? No, but then not much is.
peiqinglong:
DTMS, the comptech guy who I asked to offer us jobber prices on everything, I'm sure sells those as low as they can be had for. PM me and I'll send you over to him.
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06-19-2002, 10:38 AM
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Originally posted by Austin519
JZ and lou:
I totally disagree. It completely eliminates sponginess and improves the response of the brakes. Is it noticeable driving normal slow driving? No, but then not much is.
peiqinglong:
DTMS, the comptech guy who I asked to offer us jobber prices on everything, I'm sure sells those as low as they can be had for. PM me and I'll send you over to him.
Austin519
JZ and lou:
I totally disagree. It completely eliminates sponginess and improves the response of the brakes. Is it noticeable driving normal slow driving? No, but then not much is.
peiqinglong:
DTMS, the comptech guy who I asked to offer us jobber prices on everything, I'm sure sells those as low as they can be had for. PM me and I'll send you over to him.
Austin519
Austin, maybe your right I don't have them so I wouldn't know, I just think that if you want a significant increase in stopping power maybe the s/s lines is not the mod. Just by changing the stock rims to the SSR I noticed a difference in stopping power, I am looking for tremendous difference for my next mod.
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lou:
Then yeah new pads/rotors is the way to go. With the brake kits...they include the ss lines for a reason. It adds to the overall effect. It's by no means the best part of the kit, or the one that makes the most impact. But for the relative cost...IMHO it was worth it.
Austin519
Then yeah new pads/rotors is the way to go. With the brake kits...they include the ss lines for a reason. It adds to the overall effect. It's by no means the best part of the kit, or the one that makes the most impact. But for the relative cost...IMHO it was worth it.
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06-19-2002, 03:29 PM
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Originally posted by Austin519
peiqinglong:
DTMS, the comptech guy who I asked to offer us jobber prices on everything, I'm sure sells those as low as they can be had for. PM me and I'll send you over to him.
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peiqinglong:
DTMS, the comptech guy who I asked to offer us jobber prices on everything, I'm sure sells those as low as they can be had for. PM me and I'll send you over to him.
Austin519
06-19-2002, 04:24 PM
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peiqinglong:
His prices are permanent...he'll offer them until Comptech hikes them or something. He did have a May special that was $2-3 off his standard price for the forum...but I mean that's pocketchange compared to the cash you're saving picking him over anyone else.
Austin519
His prices are permanent...he'll offer them until Comptech hikes them or something. He did have a May special that was $2-3 off his standard price for the forum...but I mean that's pocketchange compared to the cash you're saving picking him over anyone else.
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06-19-2002, 04:40 PM
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Don't waste your money on them. There is essentially no difference at all unless you really get inot the braking.
I was very disappointed in how little difference they made.
Don't waste your money on them. There is essentially no difference at all unless you really get inot the braking.
I was very disappointed in how little difference they made.
06-19-2002, 05:25 PM
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Originally posted by Austin519
peiqinglong:
His prices are permanent...he'll offer them until Comptech hikes them or something. He did have a May special that was $2-3 off his standard price for the forum...but I mean that's pocketchange compared to the cash you're saving picking him over anyone else.
Austin519
peiqinglong:
His prices are permanent...he'll offer them until Comptech hikes them or something. He did have a May special that was $2-3 off his standard price for the forum...but I mean that's pocketchange compared to the cash you're saving picking him over anyone else.
Austin519
06-19-2002, 06:45 PM
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Originally posted by Austin519
peiqinglong:
Glad to hear it Let us know. And hey if you could do me a favor, when you order from him...tell him to contact me ASAP. I appreciate it,
Austin519
peiqinglong:
Glad to hear it
Let us know. And hey if you could do me a favor, when you order from him...tell him to contact me ASAP. I appreciate it,Austin519
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