Brake Lines

The best brake lines for a WRX, STI, BRZ or Civic Si are stainless steel lines made for your exact year, model and caliper — a Goodridge G-Stop or Phantom kit for your application, a StopTech front or rear line set, or an EBC kit listed for your car. Match front versus rear, standard versus Brembo calipers, and check your year and model before ordering.

Brake lines carry hydraulic pressure from the master cylinder to the calipers, and this collection is built around application-specific stainless steel replacements for the factory rubber lines. Listings split by position, generation and brake package, so a line for one car does not automatically fit another with a similar name. Look for the year range in the title, whether the kit is front, rear or front and rear, and any callout such as Brembo or Sport Package.

Goodridge dominates this collection, with standard stainless, G-Stop and Phantom G-Stop lines for Subaru, Honda, Lexus, Toyota, Nissan and Mazda applications. The range runs from older cars such as the 2000–2009 S2000 and 1993–1998 Supra to the Goodridge lines for the 2008–2017 STI and 2015–2021 WRX with Brembo. Goodridge separates Brembo-equipped cars in its titles, which makes caliper checking part of choosing the right kit.

StopTech is the second major line maker here, sampled with front and rear brake lines including a rear set for the 2015–2021 WRX. Its listings are position-specific rather than one universal kit, so you order the end of the car you are replacing. Pair a StopTech line set with the pads and fluid in Brake Components.

EBC Brakes adds stainless steel line kits such as the EBC kit for the 2017+ BRZ and a kit for the 1995–1996 Lancer Evo 3 listed in this collection. FactionFab also appears with rear stainless lines for early Subaru models, showing the older-car coverage in this page.

Chase Bays covers caliper-specific work, with front and rear caliper lines for the 2004–2007 WRX and STI, while AMS Performance offers a four-line stainless kit for the 2023–2024 Nissan Z. For a Honda route, start with the Goodridge Front and Rear Lines for the 2006–2011 Civic Si. Read our Top 5 Brake Systems for Sports Cars before planning the rest of the system.

Do stainless steel brake lines fit Brembo and non-Brembo cars the same way?

Not always. Several Goodridge listings here are specifically for cars with Brembo brakes, so check the caliper callout in the title as well as your year and model.

Should I replace front and rear lines together?

Many kits here are front and rear, while StopTech and others also sell position-specific sets. Replacing a full matched set avoids mixing old and new lines, but order the position named for your car.

Do brake lines need bleeding after installation?

Yes. Opening the hydraulic system means the brakes must be bled and checked before driving. If you are not set up to bleed brakes properly, have a professional install them.

Are brake lines universal?

No. Listings here are separated by year, model, position and brake package, from the S2000 and Miata to the GT-R and Evo X. Use the exact application in the title.