LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

Has anyone seen this done before? Would it actually work? And would all those zip ties be cheaper than actual stainless braided lines? Was looking for pics on how/where to cut struts to install Koni inserts, and found this at an MX6 website...

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Original thread here. http://www.mx6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144248

Re: LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

not for performance but more protedtion from rock that is done on rally cars alot

Re: LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

I don't think that rocks hitting the lines will do anything, and anything sharp enough to puncture brake lines won't be held for long by some zip ties.

Re: LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

jesus that has got to be time consuming

Re: LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

Duct tape's faster.

Re: LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

added protection jackass, hard thin ss strans or hard blow absorbing plastic

Re: LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

Okay, jerkwad. How many times do you hear "OMG my stainless lines blew"?

Re: LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

Looks like a spine

Re: LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

thats not stainless, it on the front of the car its a rubber flex line or they wouldnt be able to turn or hit a bump

Re: LOL HMT "braided" brake lines??
 

I, nor did anyone else, say that those lines were stainless. I was just wondering if the rigid plastic zipties actually did anything for bulging stock rubber lines, and if it was cheaper than going with actual stainless braided ones..