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Akbubba47 · 05-08-2013, 02:28 AM

Did a quick search and didn't see this pop up. So here's my story.

I purchased the 40th anniversary calipers and brake hardware brand new from nissan, at a good price because I have a connection. I went with powerslot slotted rotors, and hawk HP+ pads, as well as goodridge SS lines.

Here's the problem
I go to hook up the lines to the calipers, and the caliper is missing the adapter where the lines are supposed to connect. The stock brakes use a banjo bolt, but the sport calipers are different. I contacted the dealer and they told me that the fitting I need is not sold separately, but comes with the oem sport model brake lines.

Is there any SS brake lines that I can buy that would come with the fitting to just screw right into the caliper, or am I going to get hosed by the dealership and spend unnecessary money on **** lines? Anyone with experience please shed some light here. Thanks guys...

05-08-2013, 02:28 AM	#1 (permalink)
Akbubba47 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Fort Lee NJ Posts: 304 Drives: 2009 PW 6sp touring Rep Power: 13	Base to sport brake upgrade PROBLEM Did a quick search and didn't see this pop up. So here's my story. I purchased the 40th anniversary calipers and brake hardware brand new from nissan, at a good price because I have a connection. I went with powerslot slotted rotors, and hawk HP+ pads, as well as goodridge SS lines. Here's the problem I go to hook up the lines to the calipers, and the caliper is missing the adapter where the lines are supposed to connect. The stock brakes use a banjo bolt, but the sport calipers are different. I contacted the dealer and they told me that the fitting I need is not sold separately, but comes with the oem sport model brake lines. Is there any SS brake lines that I can buy that would come with the fitting to just screw right into the caliper, or am I going to get hosed by the dealership and spend unnecessary money on **** lines? Anyone with experience please shed some light here. Thanks guys... __________________ 2009 PW Touring. 6sp, Volk TE37's, MXP catback, and high flow cats.