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Anyone fitted braided oil lines ? a picture would be nice as i am considering replacing the ones that look like coral on my bike.
Would like to see some before i part with more hard earned ! :thumbup:
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They look lovely.

And then you cover them up with a nice bellypan.
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I have an SP1 oil cooler & have been on the hunt for the the 4 banjo fittings & braided lines, but have not found any at a half decent price as yet. If anybody out there has any please drop me a PM.
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Can you tell me whats the point of the a sp1 cooler and what should i expect to pay ?
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It has an extra row of cooling fins on it so lowers the oil temperature. Good for those who have Hi comp pistons or other mods that increase engine temperatures. :thumbup:

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tony.mon
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darkember wrote:I have an SP1 oil cooler & have been on the hunt for the the 4 banjo fittings & braided lines, but have not found any at a half decent price as yet. If anybody out there has any please drop me a PM.
Not made afaik, so get your own made up.

Any company that makes hydraulic lines should be able to do it.
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lanny wrote:Anyone fitted braided oil lines ? a picture would be nice as i am considering replacing the ones that look like coral on my bike.
Would like to see some before i part with more hard earned ! :thumbup:

Did anyone get a set of these made up locally, as I fancy a set if there not too expensive! 8)
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Yes, I got mine made up locally.
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tony.mon wrote:Yes, I got mine made up locally.

Aye, that would be local to you then! :lol: :thumbup:
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oorwullie43 wrote:
tony.mon wrote:Yes, I got mine made up locally.

Aye, that would be local to you then! :lol: :thumbup:
http://www.pirtek.co.uk/
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MacV2 wrote:
oorwullie43 wrote:
tony.mon wrote:Yes, I got mine made up locally.

Aye, that would be local to you then! :lol: :thumbup:
http://www.pirtek.co.uk/

Thanks for the info Mac! :D
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Just found this as my oil cooler pipes are disintegrating, would be interested in knowing what exactly would I have ask for at Pirtek to get hoses made up. Would I have to supply them with my pipes for measurements/adapting etc or as they have done this at least once before, would they be able to search their database?
It's not really feasible to remove the pipes off my bike at the moment. Also would a set off a 2002 Storm fit on a 1997 one?

Any help will be gratefully received. :D
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tony.mon wrote:
darkember wrote:I have an SP1 oil cooler & have been on the hunt for the the 4 banjo fittings & braided lines, but have not found any at a half decent price as yet. If anybody out there has any please drop me a PM.
Not made afaik, so get your own made up.
Well as I like you guys I guess I'll give up one of my "secret" sources for VTR bits....... Now they will be expensive but what isn't for this bike anymore?

You can still get Mori and Agras rear-sets. Agras sprocket covers and many oil cooler options.
They did used to list the fitting in question also though they have changed the web site around a bit, though I would bet you could still get them if you sent an inquiry about them.

http://www.motobike.jp/product-list/64
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£500 for rear sets !!!!!
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