Reply to "Set of Stainless brake lines"

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Do ya think this is a good reason to replace your original rubber brake lines?

I could not believe it but as I removed them I could actually see where the rubber interior hose has deteriorated to the point of falling apart and being pushed in toward the caliper.

Other than some tire rubbing abrasions on the outside of the hose, there was no leaks or signs of this deterioration. I have always read that old lines deteriorate and should be replaced and have done so many times, just never seen this type of evidence.

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