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Hi mate, we have loads of silicon hoses, reducers and elbows in stock, and all can be purchased online via our website and delivered to your door.

http://www.justjap.com/parts_nhoses.htm

We are based in Kirrawee, near Sutherland.

Regards,

Steve

Hi mate, we have loads of silicon hoses, reducers and elbows in stock, and all can be purchased online via our website and delivered to your door.

http://www.justjap.com/parts_nhoses.htm

We are based in Kirrawee, near Sutherland.

Regards,

Steve

I require them today and your just ova an hour away... I poped in last weekend!

Thanks Guys, I will be down to just jap, but can't get down there for the hoses...

Thankyou

for the hose i would go to www.shiftperformance.com.au They have many shapes and sizes.Also they are at lansvale hume hwy about 5 mins from livo going to the city/north bound,side..

ahh ok, that would have been handy, but went to GCG and got the parts...

Gotta get to Just Jap for some camber adjustment Bars on the rear...

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