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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Jim on 12 June 2008, 08:56:08
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[size=12]I've been looking at these kits on ebay and I can't make my mind up if I should upgrade, has anyone else fitted them? and are they just a one for one swap or are there any other parts I need to change like the hose ends or do they just fit straight on to the omega front caliper's[/size]
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=270235174135&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=017
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They should fit without any other parts required.
I fitted them to my Mk2, and they are certainly "fit & forget"
The theory is I think: They don't expand under extreme braking hydraulic pressure.
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They should fit without any other parts required.
I fitted them to my Mk2, and they are certainly "fit & forget"
The theory is I think: They don't expand under extreme braking hydraulic pressure.
Thats what I had heard, so should improve braking
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You should get a harder pedal, which the Omega could do with to be honest ;)
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Wont make any difference to pedal feel as the existing rubber hoses dont expand a great deal under braking anyway.
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You should get a harder pedal, which the Omega could do with to be honest ;)
`Should rename them "Goodridge 'Om-iagra' hoses"! ;D
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Ive had a set for about a year, but there sitting in the shed for when I get the time to fit them ::)
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Ive had a set for about a year, but there sitting in the shed for when I get the time to fit them ::)
Time....tut tut Pete....
Send them down with the switches and i will try them out for you.... ;)
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Ive just had the calipers delivered for the vented rear disc upgrade so I will fit them now ;)
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You should get a harder pedal, which the Omega could do with to be honest ;)
`Should rename them "Goodridge 'Om-iagra' hoses"! ;D
Very Good!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;D ;D