Goodridge Custom Made Brake Line
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, 15-08-2011 at 11:30 PM (29285 Views)
After ordering many custom made Goodridge brake lines for our NSX and also other owners placed several orders using the same spec as mine, Goodridge has now kindly provided us with the special part no. for NSXCB members.
[Edit: Please note that the following NSXCB special part no. is only recognised in the system at Goodridge UK and no other places such as their distributors or their worldwide offices.
Also, at the time of writing, please note that Goodridge UK will only accept the order for UK delivery address.]
[Edit2:
Clear cover model: the part no. is ZZMT-NSX
Black cover model: the part no. is ZZMT-NSX-BK ]
You can place an order through sales@goodridge.net
It is built and handled by their Exeter office.
It is now in their system with the following custom spec.
* 1 set to cover all four corners (FL, FR, RL, RR)
* Stainless fittings used and not the standard Zinc plated one.
* TWO line locators on EACH FRONT lines.
* One line locator on each Rear lines.
* Front Hose cut length WITHOUT the fittings: 550mm
* Rear Hose cut length WITHOUT the fittings: 470mm
* [Edit2:
* For ZZMT-NSX, standard Clear cover used.
* For ZZMT-NSX-BK, Black cover used.]
[Edit2:
The total cost INC. Delivery (UK address) and VAT;
For ZZMT-NSX, it is GBP89.40.
For ZZMT-NSX-BK, it is GBP94.20. ]
Please note that this is not the same as the one you can buy over the internet as the standard product from Goodridge or from other vendors.
I don’t have any connection with Goodridge or I don’t receive any royalty for posting this so you don’t need to refer my name when placing the order.
The above spec especially the hose CUT length is good for all OEM NSX calliper (91 -05) that covers the original and the later spec ones (different piston and disc size) combined with the OEM chassis setup.
As stated in the above spec, the length is the 'Hose Cut' spec and not the entire brake line length.
If you use aftermarket parts in the suspension area including the wheel, tyre, damper/spring, etc or use different alignment setup, please check the suitability before placing an order.
Regards,
Kaz