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Shipped to usa? How long to ship? Im rolling the dice and ordered from buybrakes.
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I actually didn't order the ones linked above. They appeared to be shipped from the UK.
Ebay pulled up a "similar items" list for me with one shipping from Clarence, NY, which I believe/assume is L8. Shipping was $24ish and said "shipped from USA".
We will see, i guess.
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can you post a link? i cant find it.
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nevermind, i found it.
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Took about a week to arrive from Lucky 8. You'll probably install before me. I'm on surgery recovery and all the parts for my brembo swap are sitting in my garage. I can take pictures of the brake line kit though.
I may be asking for install advice:
There are eight hoses total, brackets, junction blocks and speed sensor wire clips. From what I read, there are two "soft" hoses for each rear caliper, and then one for each of the front calipers.
I did not look at my actual vehicle, but the OEM kit on atlantic british looks like there may be some creativity involved with the SS hose install (looks like two hoses are spliced with a junction box, but I'm not sure the exact hoses are joined in the new kit)
https://www.roverparts.com/Parts/BRKHOSELR4SKA
Michael Gain
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Took about a week to arrive from Lucky 8. You'll probably install before me. I'm on surgery recovery and all the parts for my brembo swap are sitting in my garage. I can take pictures of the brake line kit though.
I may be asking for install advice:
There are eight hoses total, brackets, junction blocks and speed sensor wire clips. From what I read, there are two "soft" hoses for each rear caliper, and then one for each of the front calipers.
I did not look at my actual vehicle, but the OEM kit on atlantic british looks like there may be some creativity involved with the SS hose install (looks like two hoses are spliced with a junction box, but I'm not sure the exact hoses are joined in the new kit)
https://www.roverparts.com/Parts/BRKHOSELR4SKA
I may be asking for install advice:
There are eight hoses total, brackets, junction blocks and speed sensor wire clips. From what I read, there are two "soft" hoses for each rear caliper, and then one for each of the front calipers.
I did not look at my actual vehicle, but the OEM kit on atlantic british looks like there may be some creativity involved with the SS hose install (looks like two hoses are spliced with a junction box, but I'm not sure the exact hoses are joined in the new kit)
https://www.roverparts.com/Parts/BRKHOSELR4SKA
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the SS lines for the LR3 from buybrakes work fine. and my mechanic said the EBC greens are biting fantastic.
avslash
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Anybody swapped brake lines on these before?
Any tips?
I would assume just unbolt and replace and bleed from farthest to nearest.
Any tips?
I would assume just unbolt and replace and bleed from farthest to nearest.
How did the stainless lines go? I'm almost at 125k miles on the 2012, and thinking maybe it's a good idea to replace them. I haven't noticed any bulging when doing tire rotations and have no issues with the braking.
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Hmm. I would like to know the answer to that question as well. "How did the stainless lines go?" I'm at 198,500 miles and suddenly, that seems like a worthy idea.
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