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Hi

EARLS braided oil feed line, came in a kit I bought but only needed the water lines. Has the adapter that goes into the turbo (standard GARRETT) so will go into almost any turbo and then the braided line it self with the banjo bolt in the end

The line it self is brand new and comes with two copper washers and banjo bolt (suit S13 SR20DET), copper washers were test fitted but still perfect condition. Specified to suit S13/180SX CA18 & SR20 models but I am almost certain it will suit most Nissan series engines

$110 posted anywhere in Australia

PM or call/SMS 0416 623 381

Located in Melbourne, south eastern suburb s- Dandenong area

Thanks

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any proof this an earls line, it looks like a cheap knock off which you can buy the set of three lines with all bolts for about $80...We bought a set for our car, and will never do so again...

sorry mate it just looks cheap, but correct me if i am wrong.

The fittings have EARL's stamped on them, bit hard to tell in the pictures

$100 posted anywhere in Australia

$100 posted anywhere in Australia

$100 posted anywhere in Australia

$100 posted anywhere in Australia

$100 posted anywhere in Australia

$100 posted anywhere in Australia

$90 posted anywhere in Australia

$90 posted anywhere in Australia

$90 posted anywhere in Australia

$90 posted anywhere in Australia

$90 posted anywhere in Australia

$90 posted anywhere in Australia

$90 posted anywhere in Australia

$90 posted anywhere in Australia

$90 posted anywhere in Australia

$90.00 POSTED ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA

$90.00 POSTED ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA

$90.00 POSTED ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA

$90.00 POSTED ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA

$90.00 POSTED ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA

$90.00 POSTED ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA

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