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I was looking to buy them this week but i can find where i saw them. Any ideas of where i could get them. I saw them on a UK site for £49.95 i think, but where??

Thanks

 
Aww spoilt my fun, sbf is always saying i should be able to find things on the net for myself - i was going to make him ask nicely [;)]
 
ORIGINAL: sweetea

Hi,

You can get them from ProMAX Motprsport (braided brake lines for 944 Turbo) for £59.95 inclusive with free delivery.

Regards,
Andrew
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Nice one Andrew, i am sure i checked the site and didnt see any.

I will give you a call tomorrow about them and some other kit.

Cheers.

 
Excellent news. Can you get the sets for M030 cars as I believe they are slightly different and a couple of M030 owners have had to return 'normal' sets when ordering elsewhere?
 
ORIGINAL: Diver944

Excellent news. Can you get the sets for M030 cars as I believe they are slightly different and a couple of M030 owners have had to return 'normal' sets when ordering elsewhere?
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Yes he has the ones for the M030 cars.

Anyone know how much the small hard brake pipe is the goes from the line to the caliper from the OPC?


 
ORIGINAL: slim_boy_fat

ORIGINAL: Diver944

Excellent news. Can you get the sets for M030 cars as I believe they are slightly different and a couple of M030 owners have had to return 'normal' sets when ordering elsewhere?
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Yes he has the ones for the M030 cars.

Anyone know how much the small hard brake pipe is the goes from the line to the caliper from the OPC?
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Pats at GPC will tell you today if you call them, or i can ask when i'm there today for you ? [:)]
 
I can't tell from the Ad but is the stainless braid covered with some sort of plastic?

If not, watch out. Such lines are "illegal" here in the States as the bare stainless braid likes to saw its way through most anything in your suspension. Makes a great hacksaw.
 
ORIGINAL: sweetea

Hi,

You can get them from ProMAX Motprsport (braided brake lines for 944 Turbo) for £59.95 inclusive with free delivery.

Regards,
Andrew
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Are they now £69.95 Andrew?
 

ORIGINAL: slim_boy_fat
Are they now £69.95 Andrew?
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You forgot to read the small print [;)], seriously though that can't be right i've seen them online for £49.95 + vat and P&P. I would have thought the first price of £59.95 was more realistic ?
 
Not sure if they fit, but i cant see why they wouldnt. But design911 are doing 968 M030 ones for £39.95

 
Yeah was just about to post you that link, i know what you mean - can't think of any differences either [:eek:]
 
I bought 3 sets from them at last years Brands PCGB event. I had 2 sets, John Sims had one set (now fitted ??). Certainly I paid less than 39.99 after a bit of cash negotiation ...


ORIGINAL: slim_boy_fat

Not sure if they fit, but i cant see why they wouldnt. But design911 are doing 968 M030 ones for £39.95
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John Sims had one set (now fitted ??).
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Oh yes!

I can't see where all the confusion is generated between different sets for S2's , 220T's, 250T's etc. I wasn't sure which set to have for mine as I have a 220 but with late 250 front callipers. I concluded that as my original 220 rubber pipes fitted when I swapped to the 250 callipers a 220 s/steel set should do the same...which they did. [:)]

They are very good - give a much more direct pedal feel. Previously the brakes felt a little spongey, even after bleeding. The s/steel lines seem to remove a great deal of that, the remainder being sevo related I would think
 

ORIGINAL: John Sims
I can't see where all the confusion is generated between different sets for S2's , 220T's, 250T's etc.
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I've been trying in vain to find the info about this, but I can't [:mad:]

I 'think' the M030 cars need different S/S brake hoses because of the way they are supported by the front Koni shock. I Know Will Presland had a problem because places kept sending him non M030 hoses.
 
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