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Adam	posted on 6th Mar 04 at 17:56
	talking about £15 a metre for the hose and not sure how much on the unions, know of a place near me where i get my stuff that specialise in Motorsport parts
TOMAS	posted on 6th Mar 04 at 17:13
	What you after? Ive got an account with Goodridge hoses - can get anything you want!
Ryan L	posted on 6th Mar 04 at 12:18
	i can't imagine there are any aftermarket kits available, so i guess it would have to be a custom job, maybe try goodridge on the brakes side, and some kind of rally/racing tuning company about the fuel lines but u'd know all that already so i ain't helping :lol:
mike_1.2LS96	posted on 6th Mar 04 at 12:15
	Your making it 4wd? Nice :thumbs:
PaulW	posted on 6th Mar 04 at 12:03
	corsa is off road for around 2 years for a project, stripped & caged, LET Engine, 4wd, just for track use. (not road-going) everything is going to be uprated [Edited on 06-03-2004 by PaulW]
Ryan L	posted on 6th Mar 04 at 12:01
	why do u want all this stuff mate
PaulW	posted on 6th Mar 04 at 11:50
	Where can I get these from :boggle: Will they need to be made up specially or do I just order them in a set length & attach the fittings myself? I don't want that shite you buy which gives it a 'braided' effect, I'm after the real thing. Would say same with brake-lines also (to replace the copper brake lines, not just the rubber hoses) :boggle: [Edited on 06-03-2004 by PaulW]