[2FAST4U]

Need them. Where do you get them?

-Keith

 

[RacingRob]

I got mine from TriState. I've only gokarted at this point, but I like the pedal feel.
I'm running a stock disc/drum setup.
Rob

 

[2FAST4U]

Thanks Rob

-Keith

 

[Stefan]

Maximum Motorsports

Check these out!

Cheers,
Stefan

 

[brettredd]

Speedway Motors has a high-end stainless complete kit (line, hoses, fitting, adapters, etc):
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/product_view_full_img.asp?image%5Ffile=6178530%2Ejpg&product%5Fname=Tru%2DStainless+100%25+Stainless+Steel+Semi%2DPolished+Brake+Line+Kit&base%5Fno=61 78530&mscssid=PR

 

[mike starling]

You can also buy all of the qirquipt fittings and hose from Summit or Pegasus. 90 degree fittings are actually a little cheaper from Summit.

Stuff is expensive ... but performs beautifully and is very pretty.

 

[cobramd]

I got mine from finish line. They definately improve the pedal feel and add a nice sense of security after running the donor ones for a couple of years and always wondering how long they would last.

 

[Hank Dondero]

Made my own. Got the parts from Pegasus. Worth the effort, as they are length fitted to requirements.

Hank
FFR 1776-II