How To Install Stainless Steel Brake Lines + Bleed Brake System | 2018 Subaru STI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Thinking about upgrading your brake lines? Need a video to help guide you through the process? Well look no further, In todays video I swap out the OEM brake lines for some good ole Stoptech Stainless Steel ones. I also change my OEM brake fluid out for some Motul RBF 600 dot 4. These two things are going to be a great upgrade for the STI. In the video I show you how to do this install as well as bleed the brakes on your car. Let me know what you think about this one :)
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Thanks, a huge boost and good humor "Grab your 10mm. OK then grab your 12. Finally, grab your 11", that was golden. Nice personal touch.
I was scared of doing this but this vid gave me the confidence!
Happy to help! 😁
Why does everyone say to do it quick? The kit comes with a plug for the metal line. Take your time and make absolutely certain the steel braided hose is not kinked up or badly twisted. You want it to have smooth bends.
You can use grease to seal the brake screw area, so no leak with the pump.
Which front lip do you have? Looks great!
great vid man! Very helpful!
Thank you good sir 😃
How much brake fluid containers did you use ?
What's the part numbers for the SS brake lines? I've only seen them for 18 and below for the most part.
Fronts are Model #:
STT950.47006
The rears are Model #:
STT950.47507
@@BeeAboveAverage thanks I was looking for a set a few months back and all I could find was rears.
@@Goodnuggz Your welcome 😁
Knocked out and bleeding your brakes!! Damn man why so violent? Hahahaha jk this will help me swapping my pads and rotors