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female to male fuel line adapter

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female to male fuel line adapter

Post by 4sum4 »

can you get a adapter to get a female brake line to a male
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Post by kinglakekustoms »

not sure if there a on the shelf item but you could get one made for cheap
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Post by ferrit »

i paid $42 each for 700mm long brake lines to be made up by PBR with the hilux front end fittings on it.
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Post by Sic Lux »

See your local brake and clutch shop they should have something to suit and usally cheaper than PBR
plenty of parts on the bench
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