Brake lines

[mack]

Anyone used Russel SS brake lines. They any good?

[XS1100_OEM4ME]

Brake

Does your bike stop

Anyone used Russel SS brake lines. They any good?

[mack]

It doesn't

have any brake lines on it at all right now, so I'd have to answer that as a NO.

[XS1100_OEM4ME]

Stop

They are an Edelbrock Co. part, you can be sure they are good stuff just kidding around with the, sound like it is stopped right now

have any brake lines on it at all right now, so I'd have to answer that as a NO.

[JasonRedbeard]

I dunno about their bike parts, but I've had a set of Russell lines on my Camaro for about 6 years now. No issues to date, and I DO drive the car hard.

[TADracer]

Yes, I have Russell SS lines on mine and they perform very well. You will instantly notice a rock hard brake lever. Mine are about 10 years old now with no evidence of corrosion or degradation of the interior liner. I would recommend them.

[mack]

Thanx

Thats what I needed to know before I put out big $$$ for them.

[DeanR]

My Russell lines have been fine. Used em on the front only, as I didn't want the rears to be that firm. They are an immediate immense improvement.

[oldyam80sg]

I think they are on my SG and have been on there since about 1988.No issues,they are either Russell or Performance Machine

[mack]

Dig this

So I ordered five 45 degree and five 35 degree banjo bends. The 35's were on back order, so I waited. When everything finally arrived, I got five boxes labled 35 degrees but were in fact 45 degree bends. Guess they wanted to make a sale this year, so they sent out what they had. I'm po'd. Now I have to re order and wait again. Good news though, haven't had to use my snowblower yet this year.