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Started by noza · 13 Feb 2005 · 27 replies

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ILLUSIVArchived member
sorry mate, sold the exhaust manifold.. still got the inlet manifold with throttle body for sale... if anyone is interested make an offer.. Quote: Originally Posted by josh05 how much you want for turbo exhaust manifold??
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nozaArchived member
should be removing my na engine and genie extractors by the end of the week if anyone is interested pm me cheers.
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StuiEArchived member
Done Craig Quote: Originally Posted by wagonshaw yeah braided lines are the way to go enzed in welshpool is the place to go. i got all my brake lines braided stainless steel not sure if its legal but they arent going to burst thats fo shor Not legal, in the paper a couple of months ago there was an article about a guy's Renault Alpina, which had braided brake lines stock, and he had to get them changed to get it liscenced here, and had to prove that the car has different diameter wheels back and front. Kinda stupid, I don't see a problem with braided brake lines or bigger wheels front & back (as long as they are within about 2" diameter) Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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whiplashArchived member
well i talked to a guy and he said that they are legal but they have to be done properly. no over covering type stuff. and quite a few of the shops do it when you upgrade. plus my mate got his car passed the pits with braids. so dont know whats going on there.
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HMILI8AArchived member
Yeah da rules r prety **** bit off the car line but ive had a mate that had a problem gettin braided break cables past da pits on a bike even though they r better. Apparently everything must be stock
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wagonshawArchived member
well perth brake services suggested it to my mechanic and said nothing along those lines so i guess if i get done then i can put the blame on them Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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wagonshawArchived member
just check and make sure braided lines have adr no on them Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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StuiEArchived member
Yeh, have read on SAU that there are ADR compliant ones, guess it's only legal if they are, just most wouldn't...
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