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hi guy's
can i buy new transmission lines to suit a hq coupe with a turbo trans.
i am in melb......cheers
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This would be the same as any HJ to HZ sedan, coupe, wagon, ute, van with 308 engine and auto trans.
I do not think they would be available, if they are either your local Holden dealer or Rare Spares.
Warren
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i bougt some the other day for the tonner
at th local holden dealer
"horsepower is how fast you go into the wall torque is how much of the wall you take with you"
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I made mine up with copper tube and flared the ends. Haven't had a problem in over 4 years.
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coppers not real good for that sort of use. The lines are fairly long and do a lot of flexing, copper tends to fatigue crack after a while, especially if you have not put a couple of loops at each end. Copper is certainly easy to work and flare .
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