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Hey Guys,

I'm about to change my GT-RS setup to a high mount manifold and will need to switch my oil and water lines to suit.

I'm trying to work out what length lines to order - as I'll get a kit custom made. If someone is running a high mount setup on a RB25DET, it'd be a great help if you could measure your lines, and post the lengths on here.

Many thanks!

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Unless the kit comes with lines already, its best to get everything dummy'd up then measure them, as once you get a end put onto a braided line there is not much scope to twist it if the angles not quite right.

Some companys like Pirtek can come to you to make the lines on site.

Or just get some thin wire and mark out the route - and go to a store. That's what i did years ago, only takes a few mins and you know that wat it's right and also choose the right speedflow fitting as well (90 degree or straight depending on where it is)

Pirtek, Enzed, Purple Pig, HIS Hose - im sure there are more places :)

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