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Not trying to stop you or discourage you by any means at all, but on a side note, stainless steel brake lines will not actually improve your braking performance (ex. won't reduce how long it takes your brakes to stop your car.) But since from the sounds of things you want more responsiveness from the brakes, then yes, definetly invest in some stainless steel brake lines. What they will actually do is "firm up" the brake pedal feel, so in other words, like a short-throw shifter is to a tranny, ss lines are to brakes. Your braking will feel more positive and *ahem* "precise." See, your stock rubbery lines give your brake pedal that mushy-like feel because the pressure from the master brake cylinder on the brake fluid causes your stock lines to flex somewhat, which sometimes causes a slight disturbance in the force (beginning to sound like Star Wars here :P). Stainless steel brake lines, however, are not as easily flexed, so the force and pressure running through it is basically able to travel all the way through the line, without having to deal with all these lil movements the rubber lines would cause otherwise.
Phew!
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Packing your lunch in a paper bag-$5.00
Eating your lunch you bought on an airplane-$50.00
Losing your lunch from the airplane's cuisine, but not having a paper bag-Priceless
For everything else, there's paper bags!
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