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    Uprated Brake Lines

    Has anyone found an aftermarket DOT Stainless brakeline kit for an RS6. The one company I have ordered from have sent the wrong set a couple of times. Need to explore a new source.

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    Rick

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    I bought mine from ECS.....

    https://www.ecstuning.com/ES6104/

    I got them last May but waited until now to install them.....
    '18 BMW M5, '19 Porsche Boxster GTS
    (prior '94 325is, '97 M3, '00 A6 4.2,'03 RS6,'08 A4 Cab,'13 A8L,'15 Q7,'16 BMW M2,

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    Aronis, SH*T I deal with ESC on other car parts and never thought to look there. The lines never came up on the google search. Thank You !!!! Your link has saved me a ton of time.

    Last thing needed before for the Avant to get on the road. Our weather in Michigan is only marginally better than NY but hopefully it can get to the Dyno next week.

    Rick

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    you're welcome
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    I have a set but haven't installed them yet. Probably in the next month or so as my project gets closer to completion.
    http://www.uspmotorsports.com/Audi--...-Audi-RS6.html
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    I thought I had a leak from the break line but ended up being something else.....so I bought them, but now with the engine overhaul and 140k miles I figure its not a bad idea to just put them in.


    Mike
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aronis View Post
    I bought mine from ECS.....

    https://www.ecstuning.com/ES6104/

    I got them last May but waited until now to install them.....

    Thanks good info. One of mine needs replacing in near future.

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    I went with USP a few years back, lines seemed quality and install wasn't an issue. I try and avoid ECS due to their variable quality of general business practices.

    http://www.uspmotorsports.com/Audi--...Braking/Lines/
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    I like the USP even better than the ECS lines based on the rear banjo fittings are a block style which restricts rotation, just like stock. The regular (round) banjo fitting requires some form or anti rotation for the line be fabricated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by essexmetal View Post
    I like the USP even better than the ECS lines based on the rear banjo fittings are a block style which restricts rotation, just like stock. The regular (round) banjo fitting requires some form or anti rotation for the line be fabricated.
    Good info....I'll take a look before we swap them out......
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    (prior '94 325is, '97 M3, '00 A6 4.2,'03 RS6,'08 A4 Cab,'13 A8L,'15 Q7,'16 BMW M2,

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