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Man im going through this now. I think unique autosport sell the nissan stuff that is used for intank application (mine is 15 yo and still looks ok - but I want to replace in case). Mackay rubber do one but they only sell it in 20m lots!!

Repco sell it in 30cm lots - I need about 40cm. ..

UAS are aksing about $60/m

I forgot to mention I need 10mm ID also

Man im going through this now. I think unique autosport sell the nissan stuff that is used for intank application (mine is 15 yo and still looks ok - but I want to replace in case). Mackay rubber do one but they only sell it in 20m lots!!

Repco sell it in 30cm lots - I need about 40cm. ..

UAS are aksing about $60/m

Ive had trouble getting the 1m from Mackay. They only seem to want to sell a 20m roll to the suppliers. I evencalled Mackay and they said that was the case. If you find something different let me know.

If you can find a shop that stocks it that would be sweet as you could buy just 1m or less. Mackay said Bursons stock it but rang seven hills and none in stock (in whole of syd I think he said)

Gates do 30cm lengths (Need little more in the GTST fuel tanks.. Might go to UAS and get 1/2 a metre there (unique autosport)

Edited by benl1981

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