ebay crossed drilled slotted rotors

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i just got mine today! i cant wait to get them on, but i have to get some steel brake lines and pads first, i want to get everything installed at once.

BK those look really good, i wish i had rims : (
 
eXige said:
i just got mine today! i cant wait to get them on, but i have to get some steel brake lines and pads first, i want to get everything installed at once.

BK those look really good, i wish i had rims : (
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So which ones did you go with?
 
thanks for the compliments, one thing i forgot to do is lube the new stuff, the lil wire things and clips that hold the pads, so right now i get some high pitch noises, but im going to lube them today and that should be gone.
 
Hmm I might get some brake lines too. Buy them install them and let me know. Oh and you have 2 days to do all that :)
 
lol i wont be doing it until probably next week, im going on a road trip this weekend.... hopefully they have the pads too...
 
eXige said:
I got the same ones, drilled/slotted in black.

has anyone had any experience with these brake lines?
http://cgi.ebay.ca/Stainless-steel-brake-lines-Mazda-ES-MP3-Protege5-speed_W0QQitemZ230157758926QQihZ013QQcategoryZ33562QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem

the company is called GForce brakes, and they are in richmond hill, like 20 min away from me.
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Do not buy these. Save yourself some money, time & just pay a little more for a real set like goodridge lines. I went thru 2 sets of those leaking bastards on a daily driver non autoX'd car. It wasn't the connections & yes I had all the crush washers. They leaked where the line goes into the fitting. SS lines do make a big difference in pedal feel. You will enjoy the lack of rubber line expansion mushiness. Just get some good ones.
 
i12drivemyMP5 said:
Do not buy these. Save yourself some money, time & just pay a little more for a real set like goodridge lines. I went thru 2 sets of those leaking bastards on a daily driver non autoX'd car. It wasn't the connections & yes I had all the crush washers. They leaked where the line goes into the fitting. SS lines do make a big difference in pedal feel. You will enjoy the lack of rubber line expansion mushiness. Just get some good ones.
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where did you get your goodridge lines?
 
Can't remember. IIRC it may have been goodridge.com & maybe then to a retailer site. Also Russell & maybe one other company I'm forgetting make a good set of lines too. Just google them, you'll find 'em. I think either set is around 110 shipped.
 
I got mine from www.protegegarage.com. I HIGHLY recommend getting flared nut wrenches. I think you need 10mm, 12mm, 14mm wrenches. I am going to pickup a 9 piece set from sears for $39.99. I will let you know how it goes.

Magus
 
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