Product: Goodridge Stainless Steel Braided Brake Lines

Place Purchased: MVP (~3 years ago)

Price Paid: ~$120

Application: (86.5-92) Supra

Highlights: Replaces dried, cracked, and flexy OEM brake lines. Looks great and makes stopping without ABS a bit easier.

Caveats: None

Installation Difficulty (1-10, 10 being difficult): 4 (just because I hate dealing with brake fluid)

Rating (1-10, 10 being best): 10

Additional Comments: These perform as advertised. The brake pedal feels a bit firmer, and when driving on the track (with ABS unplugged) the brakes were noticably easier to modulate.

I have a 1989 Toyota Supra TURBO!!! I need to rebuild my engine....bad. What do you guys think that the best pistons and rod and all of that is for my engine. I looked at Eagle Pistons. They look good. Keep in mind that I am not rich in any way. I can't spend that much money. lol. I am looking for around 400-500 horses. I know that its easy in a Supra. Thats why they are the best. Whats a easy upgrade turbo too. easy bolt on.......thanks dude

None of us are made of money because we drive supras, dude. lol
Eagle pistons I hear good things about and most everyone seems to be running them on arp rods.