Anyone know the length of the front and rear hoses in SS braided? Thanks

Just long enough to fit in the trash can. Unless yours is a dedicated track car, the reliability and safety of SS lines id REALLY questioable. It's recommended they be inspected often, and replaced about every 2 years. The failure mode, and they DO fail (I've personally seen at least 3 failures), is sudden and total loss of braking. You sure you want to buy into that? The Cap'n

What's the best brand of RTV then?

QUOTE (Eric_Shea @ Apr 27 2005, 08:07 AM)

What's the best brand of RTV then?

what K&N filter should i Buy?

"and the Cap'n, thoroughly disgusted, trods back into the shop to actually make some money while our feeble attempts at humor go unrecognized"

QUOTE (Eric_Shea @ Apr 27 2005, 09:30 AM)

"and the Cap'n, thoroughly disgusted, trods back into the shop to actually make some money while our feeble attempts at humor go unrecognized"

The Plot thickens......and then congeals"

Seriously, i bought the DOT approved SS lines. i check em everytime the wheels are off. but that is the key. check them.

I have a set (I believe from a late model beetle) that I want to put on my car to further diagnose a braking problem, anyone have the lenght of the front and back SS hoses. From my understanding they are a bit longer then the standard rubber hoses.

Thanks,
Dan

I answered my own question for future reference:

Rear 280 mm
Front 330 mm