I wanted to get a set of SS brake lines for my car, which I purchased new in July, 1992. My friend is a Honda tech who has built a few of his own Hondas up and he told me I didn't need them. I figured it would be a good thing, just to replace them because of age, but he didn't think it would that big a deal- even though it is a very common modification.
Does it really make much of a difference for "normal" driving? I would think you would get a firmer pedal (and I like firm things...), but I don't know what to do- I really trust his opinion since he built himself a few nice cars, including a CRX that was NASTY. and he knows his stuff. .........I'll end up with them at some point, since I can't help myself. I'll have to play the "if I'm going to replace them due to age- to be safe- I might as well go SS!"
route.
I'll hear it from him later on when he puts my car up on his lift for some work in the future
and sees them peeking out from underneath...
Kris
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BionicKris
92 Prelude Si
Sebring Silver Metallic w/ black pinstriping, paint-matched Enkei rims
Way too many mods to list here
"SILVER BULLET"