stainless brake lines

[asubimmer]

Korman Autoworks sells a 6 line kit and it is the cheapest out of the big brands iirc

[DrewC]

A lot of the ebay kits I've seen were only 4 lines.

Mine came with 6 but where do the other 2 go? I only saw hard steel lines besides the 4 rubbers.

[tonytony]

look harder near the rear subframe you'll see it

[SpecM]

Mine came with 6 but where do the other 2 go? I only saw hard steel lines besides the 4 rubbers.

the other two are tucked up above the rear subframe, they are easier to see from underneith

[DrewC]

the other two are tucked up above the rear subframe, they are easier to see from underneith

Found them. I hadn't ventured my way to the rear yet, was just going off what my dad had said. Thanks, glad to catch that before putting everything all back together. We have the car up on stands on all 4 corners while we overhaul the beast. :D

[jtb_29]

Korman Autoworks sells a 6 line kit and it is the cheapest out of the big brands iirc

That's gotta be a first for Korman...

[T Verdier]

This was a very helpful thread. Was uuc dot approved? Does it realy make a difference?

[norcalE30]

if something happens to your brakes and you hit something/someone and they find out your lines werent DOT approved its all your fault

otherwise, i think its no prob

[nando]

if something happens to your brakes and you hit something/someone and they find out your lines werent DOT approved its all your fault

otherwise, i think its no prob

they aren't going to check, unless you kill somebody, and even then, unlikely.

besides, most of the time if you hit somebody else's car its your fault regardless.

FWIW, UUC is DOT approved. They are really nice lines. My original IEs lasted 6 years without problems (not DOT approved) but I think the UUCs will last longer.