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Stock rubber lines are pretty robust and stand up well to 20 to 30 mins of the track use. SS brakes line will not improve pedal feel on the W205 chassis.
I would focus more on brake pads.
Stock rubber lines are pretty robust and stand up well to 20 to 30 mins of the track use. SS brakes line will not improve pedal feel on the W205 chassis.
I would focus more on brake pads.
Of course its not only about brake lines
You should use new brake fluid
the motul rbf 600 is a good one
duet of motul + ss line will give you much better response to a brake pedal
I suggest you also use Pagid Racing Pads RS29 otherwise the original ones will be finish in couple laps. I do 3 track days with my car and the first one I made all OEM it is very bad. For the second I change pads,brake fluid and made steel brake lines the improvement are awesome.
Of course its not only about brake lines
You should use new brake fluid
the motul rbf 600 is a good one
duet of motul + ss line will give you much better response to a brake pedal
Unless your intending to track your car the modifications your asking about are overkill.
Further, these mods. will have no effect on pedal feel. On the other hand, track pads will make a big difference.
I suggest you also use Pagid Racing Pads RS29 otherwise the original ones will be finish in couple laps. I do 3 track days with my car and the first one I made all OEM it is very bad. For the second I change pads,brake fluid and made steel brake lines the improvement are awesome.
juse, No need to apologize for your English. It's fine.
Much better than my second language. Ahh, perhaps that's because I don't have a second language. One of disadvantages of speaking English in North America.
I suggest you also use Pagid Racing Pads RS29 otherwise the original ones will be finish in couple laps. I do 3 track days with my car and the first one I made all OEM it is very bad. For the second I change pads,brake fluid and made steel brake lines the improvement are awesome. Track at Interlagos - Brazil[/i]
How did your caliper finish hold up at those temps? Any color fading or peeling?
I suggest you also use Pagid Racing Pads RS29 otherwise the original ones will be finish in couple laps. I do 3 track days with my car and the first one I made all OEM it is very bad. For the second I change pads,brake fluid and made steel brake lines the improvement are awesome.
Track at Interlagos - Brazil
yes exactly what i experienced !
Pagids brake pads, new brake fluid , and stainless steel brake lines and ur good to go!
The fitting wasn't exactly the same as the OEM fittings so I had to be careful to orient/route the lines to prevent any rubbing, etc. I also "unwound" the "metal spring" cover off the OEM lines and installed them onto the braided lines, for extra protection. If you send them a picture of the fitting ends on your car, you might avoid the slight difference in line construction (the SS braided lines either had or was missing a curved end, IIRC ... still worked but you did have to tighten with the correct orientation).
07-20-2017, 11:36 AM
One of disadvantages of speaking English in North America.
