Stillen Phantom Brake Lines

spearfish25

So now they sell products they haven't produced yet?

I'm still annoyed that my 'stainless steel' exhaust is actually crappy grade stainless that gets surface rust overa all the piping. Only the muffler, tips and resonators are higher grade that stay 'stainless'. And their exhaust costs about the same as most other full stainless CBE options that don't develop surface rust.

I find myself disliking Stillen more and more these days.

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MightyBobo

I THINK the 370 is one of the only ones that they dont have yet for whatever reason. Not sure what the delay is with it specifically, per say.

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Josh@STILLEN

Just to clarify, these are brakelines manufactured by Goodridge, not STILLEN. We have a great working relationship with Goodridge as we utilize their components in the construction of our AP Racing Brake kits, and they are world renown for producing the best line components in the world, and used consistently on top race teams at every level of motorsports.

The Goodridge Phantom Series lines are an upgrade from their 'normal' G-Stop brakeline kits, and feature black coated lines, upgraded stainless hardware, and are the top of the line of brakeline construction.

If you're interested in the level of testing, R&D and multiple country safety certifications I can post it, but that can get a bit dull, but know that they do rigorous testing to ensure their product exceeds every current standard.

In regards to cost over other applications, that's simple.. the sport brakes on the Z have more fittings, blocks and it's the OEM setup that dictate that additional cost, not overcharging, and definitely not "less Z's"..


Again, we didn't set the pricing, and if budget is your concern, we'd absolutely recommend the G-Stop's, there are nothing wrong with them, and we've sold hundreds of sets to Z owners with consistent and overwhelmingly positive results. The Phantom's are a premium upgrade, for those looking for the best of the best.

That being said we'll happily match any pricing you find, and have them in stock, which I doubt you'll find many other places.

Again, the part number and information are present for the 370Z Phantom kits, but they are still in production on Goodridge's side, it's not a matter of STILLEN producing them.

We do list products that are scheduled to be available soon, just like every other automotive retailer, and are taking orders (without charging) for when they are available to ship.

Additional cost for the brakeline kits for the Z's exist in the components necessary to properly upgrade the factory setup. Below is a picture of the regular G-Stops, you can see the additional attention paid to upgrading the stock setup, and doing things right.



If you feel brakelines is something to compromise on quality, it's up to you, and not saying anything about other vendors, but I can assure you they don't have the ability or resources to R&D, test, and certify their products like Goodridge does. That's all they do..