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Punkymuffin
07-04-2007, 19:21
My brothers had goodridge braided brake hoses (frm ktec) on his williams for 4months an they've just split wonderin if any1 else has had similar problems with these?
hmm had mine for a year before i sold them on and no problems, also dont they have a life time garentee so you can probably get the replaced for free
Punkymuffin
08-04-2007, 10:57
hmm had mine for a year before i sold them on and no problems, also dont they have a life time garentee so you can probably get the replaced for free
Yeah guna git in touch with em on tues jus wondering if any1 had any braided brakes an had em pop aswell
MatBrown
08-04-2007, 11:16
Probably because the ones they (goodridge) supply for the williams are too short and get stretched at full lock.
Mat.
now that is a concern! ive got some but i aint had em put on yet(been a year now lol) now i might not bother at all??
check them for length against the standard ones before fitting
Punkymuffin
08-04-2007, 20:06
Probably because the ones they (goodridge) supply for the williams are too short and get stretched at full lock.
Mat.
My bro said that they were bit tight, but they're spse b universal and you need to have full lock on car so bit silly bein sold product that aint rite for ya car (imo)
Punkymuffin
08-04-2007, 20:08
First side popped wen he was doin 120, so still had 1 side to slow dwn (luckly) 2nd went 2 days later on mot ramps
Christ, wouldn't want to be surprised with only 1 side working when slowing down from 120! :shock:
Swervin_Mervin
08-04-2007, 22:00
I've heard of them failing a few times on several types of car. Hence why I'd never fit them. They usually fail at the ends though.
hmm i've got a set sitting in my garage, not fitted yet... kinda makes me not want to bother when reading this.
:shock: Had mine on for a year and a half and no problems as yet..........
just need to make sure they are long enough and not 2 short !
Punkymuffin
13-04-2007, 11:54
Update
(ktec) contactin goodridge reguarding it
BristolSam16v
13-04-2007, 15:57
So if goodridge ones are too short/unreliable, what are the alternatives?
Clio_GTT
13-04-2007, 16:57
So if goodridge ones are too short/unreliable, what are the alternatives?
I can't see them being unreliable, they must have been fitted wrong for them to burst. The alternatives are getting a custom set knocked up via either goodridge themselves or http://hosesolutions.org.uk/ (Ben at hose solutions will know what you want if you tell him you want clio 16v ones but slightly longer)
Punkymuffin
14-04-2007, 15:09
just need to make sure they are long enough and not 2 short !
apprantly they were the longer ones same length as the standards because they've bin measured against them,
They did split at the union goodridge hav bin contacted waitin to hear back 8)
Swervin_Mervin
14-04-2007, 19:18
Spits at the union at what I've always heard happens.
I had my passnger side re-routed to pass its mot - the guy said its slightly too short - think I'll be getting a full set of custom lines made up
I your having problems,try contacting Matthew Potter at THINK AUTOMOTIVE ~~ He used to race Clios,does a good deal :wink: :wink: on all the braided hoses,fastenings etc for brake lines as well as Fuel lines etc :wink: He will make up your hoses to any length.
www.thinkauto.com
ive had mine fitted for nearly 3 years, no problems at all!
white16valver
16-04-2007, 13:34
When mat fitted mine he said they were tight - I just try not to bang onto lock! lol
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