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Old 23rd May 2017, 08:48   #1
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Default if I was to put 190 brakes on my diesel would I need new hoses?



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Old 23rd May 2017, 18:47   #2
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They're shown as a different part number but I kept the original ones when I put 190 discs on the front of mine. Checked it from lock to lock and not rubbing or straining anywhere. Been on about 5 years now with no problems.
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Old 24th May 2017, 12:36   #3
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If you're going to the trouble of replacing the brakes you should consider fitting a set of Goodridge braided hoses all round.

They're showing up as only £74.95 from a quick ebay search (link)

If you go down this route, look for a set with this part number - SRV0751-4P.
There are other variants advertised for the ZT which have the wrong connectors fitted.
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Old 24th May 2017, 18:13   #4
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Old 24th May 2017, 18:55   #5
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If you're going to the trouble of replacing the brakes you should consider fitting a set of Goodridge braided hoses all round.

They're showing up as only £74.95 from a quick ebay search (link)

If you go down this route, look for a set with this part number - SRV0751-4P.
There are other variants advertised for the ZT which have the wrong connectors fitted.
My thoughts exactly......
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Old 24th May 2017, 19:36   #6
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You don't need them, but they are different.
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Old 24th May 2017, 19:52   #7
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Not sure what alloys you have but make sure they will clear the bigger calipers.
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