Goodridge Braided Brake Lines - 4200

[james@amber performance]

hi

does anyone have a picture of the OE brake lines (flexi lines) for the 4200 ? i have had some of the goodridge kits in the past, but from memory they have had the wrong fitting on one side. I think they should have female fittings, but some have been supplied with banjo fitting on.

Can anyone shed some light on this ?

cheers
james

 

[davy83]

I bought a set of goodridge flexi hoses for my 3200 and although i did not fit these myself the garage didn't complain about fittings and they are on working now, no problems. I am not sure how different the 4200 and 3200 brakes are?

 

[adam01]

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[james@amber performance]

I bought a set of goodridge flexi hoses for my 3200 and although i did not fit these myself the garage didn't complain about fittings and they are on working now, no problems. I am not sure how different the 4200 and 3200 brakes are?

the 3200 kit is ok, we have been selling this for some time, but the 4200 kit was taken from the spec goodridge had in germany, and i think somwhere along the lines, goodridge put the wrong fittings on some kits.

cheers
james

 

[james@amber performance]

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thanks for the pictures, looks like the should have banjo, i will do some more checking to where gooridge have got it wrong

cheers
james

 

[james@amber performance]

so it looks like the std brake pipes (on the front) and a female / female hose, which connects to the calliper via a hard pipe. and the Goodridge brake lines are a female / banjo hose which takes out the OE hard pipe......im sure it would be much better to keep the OE hard pipe, and have the Goodridge brake lines exactly replicate the OE setup.

cheers
james

 

[alfazagato]

In the past I have taken the old hoses to Think Automotive in Twickenham and they have built new hoses to racing standards whilst I wait!

Stuart