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I have CZP's lines in my garage right now, but the heat killed my plans to install today :) Soon, soon.
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So the Goodridge lines are being worked on ASAP. There just needs a minor change to one of the banjo bolts off the non-sport kits to accommodate the new caliper. Kit will be very similar to this:
http://www.stillen.com/product_images/GOOD22034.jpg |
Side note: The kit pictured above (Part #GOOD22034) fit the 370Z non-sport. :)
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Yeah that looks suspiciously like it will work with the stock brackets and attachment points, too, which probably makes routing and travel stuff simpler.
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They mirrored Nissan's design with the block fittings.. adds cost, but will bolt up like OEM.
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Other than the brackets, is there a reason why the goodridge lines cost more than other lines. Other than brand name, is the quality better, because in some cases, they're almost twice the price as other brands.
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Goodridge SS brake lines
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Since the 370Z has a hard line to the caliper you can use the M35/45 line kit minus the extra flex line to the caliper. The 2 cars (M35/45 and 370Z) share the same hub. I just learned this when I installed the 370Z sport calipers and rotors on my 06 M45 as a direct bolt on. No brackets were necessary and the line routing is darn near identical. I think I've even seen some retailers selling the M35/45 kit for the 370Z already.
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Well the 370z ss lines from concept z worked on my M45 - can't see why they wouldn't go the other way
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