HKS Brakeline Kits - £60 Delivered

Davek · 16th November 2010, 23:26

Hey people

Been offered another group buy opportunity on the HKS stainless brakeline kits from Caroline at Sumopower.

I would highly recommend uprated brakelines & fluid, they totally transform the braking and are a must on the type R as the OEM brakes are poor at best & with winter setting in you want to ensure your brakes are at there best to suit all conditions you may face.

This is a limited period only offer as HKS are raising all there prices as of 1st December so all purchases must be done before the 30th November!

The kits are the 6 line kits and usually retail at £70.50 + Delivery...they are offering them to Civinfo members at the reduced rate of £60 delivered!

All lines will be dispatched to those that have paid up on the 1st December.

They can also offer bottles of Motul RBF600 Brake fluid 500ml for £12.75 per bottle and no extra postage when brought in conjunction with the brakelines.

If your interested then call Caroline on 01797 222281 and quote your "User Name", "Davek" & "Civinfo" and they can get it sent straight out.

Any questions then feel free to ask and I'll get in touch with Caroline or you can always ring yourselves on the number above.

Grab a saving whilst its still available!

Davek · 16th November 2010, 23:30

Abit more info from HKS....

HKS BRAKE LINE KIT * NEW RELEASE *

The HKS Stainless steel brake hoses are designed to overcome the issues commonly found with stock hoses . Most stock hoses are rubber which has a limited shelf life and many service manuals will designate that rubber hoses should be replaced approximately every 4 years . Rubber perishes overtime due to constant expansion and contraction through the cycle of braking . This can lead to areas becoming brittle ,cracking or punctured .Another drawback with using rubber hoses on the braking system of any vehicle is the loss of braking pressure through the expansion of the hose.

HKS Stainless steel braided hose kits allow minimal expansion under force due to their construction stainless steel braided teflon hose and give a more positive , firmer feel under heavy braking Teflon PTFE inner lining offers significant durability advantages ovder standard PTFE or nylon inner linings which is proven through independent tests to outlast many other hoses by up to 24 times longer!

The kit for the FN2 contains 6 lines

rossk1009 · 16th November 2010, 23:35

Do these come with the distribution blocks or do they just go straight onto the pipes?

I know you might not know but thought i would ask anyway

Davek · 16th November 2010, 23:56

Question asked for you...will let you know ASAP or Caroline will be on to answer.

jameseh · 17th November 2010, 00:10

Oh I'll have me a set of these, as well as some brake fluid. What dot number is Motul RBF600 and is it recommended for road use?
While I'm at it I might as well buy some extra filters for my RSK!
Thanks Davek for the post, get Caroline on here so I can thank her too

Davek · 17th November 2010, 00:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by jameseh

Oh I'll have me a set of these, as well as some brake fluid. What dot number is Motul RBF600 and is it recommended for road use?
While I'm at it I might as well buy some extra filters for my RSK!
Thanks Davek for the post, get Caroline on here so I can thank her too

According to Opies oils website its DOT 4

MOTUL RBF 600 Factory Line racing brake fluid

It says its great for race and rainy conditions too so its more than adequate for road use...I believe this is what other tuners recommend using when going for the upgrade.

Caroline is on here but not as a trader (sumocazza) just on here for research and stuff for her own FN2.

jameseh · 17th November 2010, 00:35

Cheers for the info I was too lazy to search it myself haha cos its Black Ops time for me now!

coste1l · 17th November 2010, 00:48

you dont need the distribution blocks just reuse the existing ones theres nothing wrong with the oem ones?

SumoPower · 17th November 2010, 10:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by rossk1009

Do these come with the distribution blocks or do they just go straight onto the pipes?

I know you might not know but thought i would ask anyway

Hey everyone

They don't come with the blocks you just re-use your existing ones...A really smart bit of kit (from experience!) and well worth the price! I used approx 2 bottles of the RBF when we done the change on my car if that helps

SumoPower · 17th November 2010, 10:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by jameseh

Oh I'll have me a set of these, as well as some brake fluid. What dot number is Motul RBF600 and is it recommended for road use?
While I'm at it I might as well buy some extra filters for my RSK!
Thanks Davek for the post, get Caroline on here so I can thank her too

Give me a call if you can tear yourself away from Black ops

I'll sort the replacement filters out for you no probs

J_H · 17th November 2010, 23:32

Will check bank after this busy week... good deal though!

Ash3000 · 19th November 2010, 15:15

These ok for 2.2 i-CDTI?

cheers

allagios · 19th November 2010, 19:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by sumocazza

Hey everyone

They don't come with the blocks you just re-use your existing ones...A really smart bit of kit (from experience!) and well worth the price! I used approx 2 bottles of the RBF when we done the change on my car if that helps

how can you do that?

Rubber hoses are permantly connected to the distribution blocks!

allagios · 19th November 2010, 19:10

does this group buy includes others like me from GR?

With a bit more for the carriage?

Relic · 19th November 2010, 21:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by allagios

how can you do that?

Rubber hoses are permantly connected to the distribution blocks!

Here we go with the distribution block confusion again

If you look at items 1,2,4... you have blocks of metal at the end of the hoses that the hose screws into.
These are the distribution blocks...although some people think we are reffering to the support in the middle of the front hoses.

2007 HONDA CIVIC 2.2 TYPE S BRAKE LINES (VSA) (RH) - Honda Original Parts from Lings Honda v1.01

allagios · 19th November 2010, 21:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Relic

Here we go with the distribution block confusion again

If you look at items 1,2,4... you have blocks of metal at the end of the hoses that the hose screws into.
These are the distribution blocks...although some people think we are reffering to the support in the middle of the front hoses.

ok have you ever tried to unscrew the hoses from the metal blocks?

if you do let me know!!!LOL

Relic · 19th November 2010, 22:35

No I let the garage do that after coming close to rounding the hardline nuts

I got the goodridge with blocks.... are they not bolted in then ???

allagios · 19th November 2010, 22:59

oem hoses are one piece with the metal blocks!

i know that....i've been there!

Goodridge have the metal blocks separated!

i know that...i've been there too!!

Relic · 19th November 2010, 23:01

But Costel1 had the HEL lines with no blocks fitted ???
And quite a few others have.

Unless they fix straight on the hard lines and bypass the blocks

allagios · 19th November 2010, 23:11

HEL's 1rst released s's kit fits with tireups!

I've been there too!lol

that was my 1st s/s 4 line kit advertised for fn2's and what a surprice when i lift the car to fit these HEL hoses and realize that i need 6 and not 4!

then i bought the 6 line goodridge kit with the metal blocks!

16th November 2010, 23:26	#1 (permalink)
Davek Supporter Car: 2007 CTR GT in Milano Join Date: 15th March 2009 Location: Kent, UK Posts: 1,031 Thanks given: 32 Thanked 100 Times in 94 Posts iTrader: (11)	HKS Brakeline Kits - £60 Delivered Hey people Been offered another group buy opportunity on the HKS stainless brakeline kits from Caroline at Sumopower. I would highly recommend uprated brakelines & fluid, they totally transform the braking and are a must on the type R as the OEM brakes are poor at best & with winter setting in you want to ensure your brakes are at there best to suit all conditions you may face. This is a limited period only offer as HKS are raising all there prices as of 1st December so all purchases must be done before the 30th November! The kits are the 6 line kits and usually retail at £70.50 + Delivery...they are offering them to Civinfo members at the reduced rate of £60 delivered! All lines will be dispatched to those that have paid up on the 1st December. They can also offer bottles of Motul RBF600 Brake fluid 500ml for £12.75 per bottle and no extra postage when brought in conjunction with the brakelines. If your interested then call Caroline on 01797 222281 and quote your "User Name", "Davek" & "Civinfo" and they can get it sent straight out. Any questions then feel free to ask and I'll get in touch with Caroline or you can always ring yourselves on the number above. Grab a saving whilst its still available!

19th November 2010, 23:01	#19 (permalink)
Relic Cockup Specialist Car: 2007 2.2 Type 'S' GT, Bronze Join Date: 31st August 2009 Location: uk Posts: 12,393 Thanks given: 762 Thanked 1,505 Times in 1,318 Posts iTrader: (0)	But Costel1 had the HEL lines with no blocks fitted ??? And quite a few others have. Unless they fix straight on the hard lines and bypass the blocks Last edited by Relic; 19th November 2010 at 23:11.

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Davek Supporter Thread starter Car: 2007 CTR GT in Milano Join Date: 15th March 2009 Location: Kent, UK Posts: 1,031 Thanks given: 32 Thanked 100 Times in 94 Posts iTrader: (11)	Abit more info from HKS.... HKS BRAKE LINE KIT * NEW RELEASE * The HKS Stainless steel brake hoses are designed to overcome the issues commonly found with stock hoses . Most stock hoses are rubber which has a limited shelf life and many service manuals will designate that rubber hoses should be replaced approximately every 4 years . Rubber perishes overtime due to constant expansion and contraction through the cycle of braking . This can lead to areas becoming brittle ,cracking or punctured .Another drawback with using rubber hoses on the braking system of any vehicle is the loss of braking pressure through the expansion of the hose. HKS Stainless steel braided hose kits allow minimal expansion under force due to their construction stainless steel braided teflon hose and give a more positive , firmer feel under heavy braking Teflon PTFE inner lining offers significant durability advantages ovder standard PTFE or nylon inner linings which is proven through independent tests to outlast many other hoses by up to 24 times longer! The kit for the FN2 contains 6 lines

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Davek Supporter Thread starter Car: 2007 CTR GT in Milano Join Date: 15th March 2009 Location: Kent, UK Posts: 1,031 Thanks given: 32 Thanked 100 Times in 94 Posts iTrader: (11)	Question asked for you...will let you know ASAP or Caroline will be on to answer.

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jameseh Propa Lairy B*stard! Car: NightHawk FN2 Join Date: 30th October 2008 Location: Sunderland Posts: 1,080 Thanks given: 96 Thanked 73 Times in 70 Posts iTrader: (6)	Oh I'll have me a set of these, as well as some brake fluid. What dot number is Motul RBF600 and is it recommended for road use? While I'm at it I might as well buy some extra filters for my RSK! Thanks Davek for the post, get Caroline on here so I can thank her too

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19th November 2010, 22:59	#18 (permalink)
allagios Supporter Car: 2009 CTR GT , Silver Join Date: 18th April 2009 Location: Athens,GR Posts: 2,231 Thanks given: 114 Thanked 266 Times in 181 Posts iTrader: (18)	oem hoses are one piece with the metal blocks! i know that....i've been there! Goodridge have the metal blocks separated! i know that...i've been there too!!

19th November 2010, 23:11	#20 (permalink)
allagios Supporter Car: 2009 CTR GT , Silver Join Date: 18th April 2009 Location: Athens,GR Posts: 2,231 Thanks given: 114 Thanked 266 Times in 181 Posts iTrader: (18)	HEL's 1rst released s's kit fits with tireups! I've been there too!lol that was my 1st s/s 4 line kit advertised for fn2's and what a surprice when i lift the car to fit these HEL hoses and realize that i need 6 and not 4! then i bought the 6 line goodridge kit with the metal blocks!