Because braided line are softer than hardline. They're at a higher risk of moving into the path of something that will damage them.Why don't you like braided lines?
Wobbly braided lines zip tied to the axle look great?Can make some up with solid line easy enough, but it won't look great unless you can get the pipe properly straight.
Braided lines are PTFE lined not rubber, so won't deteriorate.
Braided lines can clip into the exact same position as the regular hard lines. I thought concern would be around pedal feel more than anything else.Because braided line are softer than hardline. They're at a higher risk of moving into the path of something that will damage them.
There's also other long term things like you can't tell how deteriorated the rubber is under the steel braid.
And personally I've just replaced the NSR with standard Renault, so I don't want to replace it again.
197 pipes look like they could be persuaded to fit, but we'll find out.
You probably want to use more than just the hardline clips to hold your braided hose.Braided lines can clip into the exact same position as the regular hard lines. I thought concern would be around pedal feel more than anything else.
If they're clipped securely you'll get no chance of them moving.
Cars at an age where all the hardlines will need replacing. Check the ones from your ABS pump to the front lines. Bet they're blistered as f**k behind the arch liners.
Have you used braided lines before?
I ran them for 35,000 miles in the standard hardline clips.You probably want to use more than just the hardline clips to hold your braided hose.
You can decide that based on the condition of the hard lines. Checked mine when I had the gearbox out.
What are you suggesting? My Clio actually runs braided hoses.