T1R seems to be sold out of the SS brake lines. Where should the GD3 owners go for SS brake lines?!

 

Techna fit as an apllication for this, and for slightly less than the T1R's... just contact them

Edit: btw T1R uses techna-fit lines

 

how do i contact techna Fit?

 

lol... go on their site and contact them...
here's the link: Techna-Fit | Contact Us email Julie Lobato, she's usually quick to answer...

Here's the part number: HN-2600

 

LOL... thanks cr4zy3lgato, has anyone used clutch lines for the fit from these guys or any other after market clutch lines?

 

You're welcome!
IMO the clutch line is not worth it... it only replaces the soft rubber line (thus the hard line)
but it does'nt remove the clutch damper, which is what you want to take off to see a real difference... i don't think there's that much swelling on the OE line

Just check this thread and ask techna-fit to give you a pricing! https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...-hardline.html

I was going to do it, but right now i have a lot of other things to do

 

I called up techna fit after failing to find T1R brake lines. The customer service was great! They don't have the GD3 Fits up on their website but they have all the specs for the brake lines. Just give them a call!

Ended up costing me $107 shipped. I am installing them today, so once my car gets aligned (T1R Dampers installed) i will post back on how they feel!

Daniel

 

I have them on my '07 Sport Fit that has Acura Integra Type-R front discs and T1R rear disc conversion, but replaced the rear caliper with Acura Integra Type-R rear calipers and StopTech discs all the way around...under my profile is an album that show how to bleed the T1R rear discs. That made them rock hard! Better than Viagra. The combination of bleeding and SS lines are gread mod for driver feel...you will not get better stopping, but the feel is fenominal...

The T1R rear conversion came with all 5 brake lines.

 

Here are Mugen SS brake lines...

King Motorsports Unlimited, Inc. - Mugen Micro Mesh Brake Line