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steveo
27-07-2007, 19:28
Where is the cheapest place to buy goodridge braided hoses from and also which brake fluid do people recommend

richy
27-07-2007, 19:32
i got mine from www.motorsportworld.co.uk but it was a few year ago so prices have no doubt gone up!

you could also try k-tecracing.com, bbperformancetuning etc

as for fluid if you use your car just on the road then id proberly stick to dot 4 etc, if you do trackdays then pos look to change to a dot 5 etc with a higher boiling point etc etc, as said depends how you use your car!

summeh
27-07-2007, 20:17
demon tweeks, rally design... ebay..

not sure on the cheapest place.

FATBOY
27-07-2007, 23:42
i may have a set for sale

stevie_b
28-07-2007, 13:20
if you do trackdays then pos look to change to a dot 5

If you are doing track days then steer well clear of DOT 5. It's DOT 5.1 you want.

richy
28-07-2007, 14:41
if you do trackdays then pos look to change to a dot 5

If you are doing track days then steer well clear of DOT 5. It's DOT 5.1 you want.

if you read i put...dot 5 etc :wink:

steveo
28-07-2007, 18:17
Sorry FatBoy ordered some before I read your post.
Anyway Rally Design £45 posted 8)

rob-legend
28-07-2007, 19:23
i may have a set for sale

are they new? and if u end up selling them, how much? 8)

GT-Facer
31-07-2007, 13:01
Is there any disadvantage in putting DOT 5.1 in a road car? Gonna change mine to that when fit my braided hoses.
Put DOT 5.1 in my ST185 GT4 (known for bad brake fade) and it made a hell of a difference! Took a lot longer to fade.

Lunner
31-07-2007, 19:15
One of them absorbs shit loads fo moisture real fast but forget whihc it is, think its dot 5

BRUN
31-07-2007, 22:24
their is a vast difference between Dot 5 and Dot 5.1

its vital to put Dot 5.1 and not just Dot 5, otherwise you will have people putting the wrong fluid in based on your advice

Dot 4 or Dot 5.1, personally id stick to Dot 4 Super, its Dot 5.1 spec nearly and doesnt absorb moisture as much so doesnt need changing as often

stevie_b
01-08-2007, 03:13
One of them absorbs s**t loads fo moisture real fast but forget whihc it is, think its dot 5

It's DOT5 that doesn't absorb the water - it is silicone based and so is not hygroscopic like other brake fluids. It means that you don't have to change it often but the brake pedal response is not as good as DOT 4/5.1 so you are unlikely to see it used in a track car.

summeh
01-08-2007, 03:39
Wilwood, AP Racing etc all recommend strongly against the use of DOT 5 :!:

Lunner
01-08-2007, 12:02
**** knows everyone is contradicting everyone else, can't remember what it actually is, as Brun says think i'll stick to the dot 4 super