Help deciding on brake lines

[Ivan 5.0]

Cost is about the same. Which would would you go with: Maximum Motorsports brake lines or Goodridge brake lines? I'll be running these with fatory Brembo's on my 2011 GT.

 

[fun4me]

I like how steeda's lines have an oem style metal tube. I think they also use the oem banjos.

 

[SoundGuyDave]

+1 on the Steeda lines. I've swapped out probably six or seven sets of calipers, and they have had no problem surviving all the torque cycles. I have nothing against the Goodridge lines, but the OE style banjo/block fitting makes torquing and retaining proper position a piece of cake. Whatever you do, DON'T get the Earls lines! Also, use a "reasonable" torque spec, and not the published bajillion lb-ft spec, you WILL snap off the fasteners. Ask me how I know...

 

[Random Asshole]

another data point: Stop techs are the same as Max Motorsports. They even come in Stop-tech packaging. If it's between the two, just go with what you find cheaper. And be ready to flip the rear brackets. They are known for coming mislabeled.

 

[BlackDragon]

Go with the steeda lines. I bought two different brand lines and hated the erector set bracketry or universal feel/fitment of them. Steedas look and fit great. Glad I didn't settle with the other two

 

[Mr. WHO]

Stop techs. Never had an issue and they are, as stated above, same as Max's.

 

[86GT351]

I have used them all. The Goodridge I have experienced some random issues over the years!