Goodridge Stainless Steel brakelines.

[Redlined]

Bought mine from Tirerack. for abour $120. Tirerack was prompt with there processing and delivery of my order.

The kit itself was fabulous. The lines are direct replacements. I got the WRX lines so the Middle mounting lug wasn't exact but thats why God made zip-ties.

The lines where appropriate length, The Threaded ends where appropriate size and thread pitch. the kit came with new bolts for the calipers, appropriate C-Clips (witch you will need, as the mount lugs are a bit bigger than the stock ones) and new copper washers.

All in all a swift and easy remove and replace with nothing to Jimmy, Jerry or Compton together.

Once in, the breaks where firmer, more exacting and transmit more road feel.

I must state that I feel this was money well spent and that this upgrade is a must have for anyone that drives their vehicle with ANY aggression.

[Buffman]

I bought a set for my 92 because they were cheaper than rubber lines from autozone. Cheaper even still after paypal and live search had that 30% off ebay items with paypal. I think I paid $90 for them:)

[magicmike]

I felt absolutely NO, ZERO, NADA, ZILCH difference after "upgrading" my lines to these.

[Subaru_Nation555]

I felt absolutely NO, ZERO, NADA, ZILCH difference after "upgrading" my lines to these.

Nor did I

[AWD_addict]

I got the version for a GC Impreza. It was all a direct bolt-in, with the minor exception of having to slide the strut mounting parts a little for best fit.

I can't comment on how much of a difference the SS lines made, since I also added rebuilt calipers and switched to Super Blue fluid (overkill) at the same time.