Comparison photo, the goodridge lines just came off after two years on the car and the stoptech ones are new.
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New stoptech lines, front and rear.
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New stoptech lines installed.
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I put the goodridge on about 2 years ago, they made a huge difference in the initial bake bite and the brake peddle feel. But about a month ago I got a brake fluid leak, it looked like it was from the caliper so I changed that out. But it wasn't the caliper it was the goodridge brake line itself. The line looked good (wasn't crushed or worn threw) but it was leaking. So I installed new Stoptech brake line and problem solved, these things are thicker, they fit better and they are built better. I got the goodridge ones because stoptech didn't have any avalible at the time. I would definately recommend going with the stoptech lines, don't even bother with the goodridge lines. The stoptech lines perform exactly the same as the goodridge line (I couldn't notice a difference) but are a much beefier, stonger, and fitment is much much better, worth the extra few $$.
New stoptech lines, front and rear.
New stoptech lines installed.
I put the goodridge on about 2 years ago, they made a huge difference in the initial bake bite and the brake peddle feel. But about a month ago I got a brake fluid leak, it looked like it was from the caliper so I changed that out. But it wasn't the caliper it was the goodridge brake line itself. The line looked good (wasn't crushed or worn threw) but it was leaking. So I installed new Stoptech brake line and problem solved, these things are thicker, they fit better and they are built better. I got the goodridge ones because stoptech didn't have any avalible at the time. I would definately recommend going with the stoptech lines, don't even bother with the goodridge lines. The stoptech lines perform exactly the same as the goodridge line (I couldn't notice a difference) but are a much beefier, stonger, and fitment is much much better, worth the extra few $$.
