brake lines

[dingo]

who makes the best quality stainless steel brake lines?

[Quadfather]

I have Galfer front and back. I am very happy with them.

[Tommy 17]

i run fast line with no problems at all...

[4TraxRider]

I have fast line as well and have had no problems with them.

[Dave400ex]

I just got my Galfer's put on today and they work great, although they screwed up and sent me plus 2's when I have stock a-arms, but there is just a "little" extra...

[JOEX]

Sounds like a good excuse for new a-arms:p

Joe

[Dave400ex]

Exactly what I was thinking. I am going to try and mess with them some more so they aren't sticking all over the place. As long as something doesn't get caught on them they will be fine...

[RiPPiNiTuP7]

I have OEM Lines and they work fine for me :huh

[stocktires]

Originally posted by WarriorMan
Exactly what I was thinking. I am going to try and mess with them some more so they aren't sticking all over the place. As long as something doesn't get caught on them they will be fine...

warriorman,
be carfull running those +2's on stock arms. My R came with +2 lines and stock arms when I bought it and the lines had enought slack in them to where when I turn the quad, my wheels would hit the lines spinning and eventually tore through the plastic coating and steel braids (but never to the plastic core of the lines.
:(

[Dave400ex]

I got it rigged up so all the slack is right up by the frame and behind the shock. I made sure it wasn't going to hit the wheels. I will keep an eye on that though...

[nick23]

i would go with fastline!

[bmw500hp]

Been thinking of a set of Galfers...Fastlines seem o.k. dunno if there's a diff... but galfers offer some colors if thats your thing :cool:

[GNCC#829]

I run Galfer. They are supposed to have more braids in them than the Fastline. I think Galfer has 12 ss braids and Fastline has 8.