What advantages?
How much to fit?
Are they worth it?
Do i want zinc or stainless steel if i go for them? Zinc are £46 and stainless steal are £61
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I've got the stainless ones.
If you can afford them get the stainless ones. The zinc ones are mild steel just zinc and passivated to help prevent corrosion.
Fit them yourself easy enough. Just need to bleed the brakes afterwards.
I found the brakes felt a lot more positive, not spongy if you know what I mean. Braking also more responsive. So yes I felt they were worth it.
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