Can anybody tell who sells quality ss braided oil lines, i seen some at banzai racing but was wondering if anybody else makes them, t-2 body to 13bre motor. Any links would greatley apreciated.

 

Mazda Trix

 

Make your own, it's not hard. You can get the parts from places like Summit Racing or Jegs.

 

Corksport.com

 

Uh...Racing Beat?


-Ted

 

RE guys, I've never seen a set. Build your own or go to a hydraulic shop

 

I like that idea. thanks for the tip!

See its ideas like these that people like me, just dont either think or really know about. Thats why i like the forums.

Plus it gives business to locals and you usually get a very nice product for the price.

 

Well we just told you three places to SEE them???? (TT)

 

It's a 13BRE, so apparently those won't fit.

Just get yourself the neccesary AN fittings and hose then make your own. Summit Racing or Jegs.

 

+1 Racing Beat and Mazdatrix. They have better fittings. Making your own with good fittings costs almost the same in parts alone. But re-using the stock fittings and replacing the line only is a very cheap and effective way to go. A hydraulic shop will do this for $20 to $30 (line and labor together).

The OEM lines last a long time, as do the RB/Mazdatrix stainless lines. But cheap stainless lines can sometimes blow after only 1 year.

 

Oops, didn't see the "13bre" part. :P
I think Banzai makes them?


-Ted

 

have u seen that commercial? "Jegs Jegs Jegs" DIY is the best for u to learn and prolly cheapest. U dont necesarily have to go with steel braided line. There are plenty of other hoses out there that work great. Differnt types of cheaper fitings that work too.

 

The problem is not that i cant build it is that i needed done so i can concentrate in the rest of my cuild got like 45 days to get everything done i just needed some info in quality on the different shops that already build them most likely ill spent about the same amount of money to do it my self, time is very precious right now cause Bdc is coming to town lol.

 

Making a set of lines out of braided stainless and AN fittings is easy. Should not take more them 15 minutes.

Here's a link that covers making these lines for the 2nd gen. The RE should be similar but with slightly different lengths:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.php?t=270545

 

yep didnt see the re part either. My bad. Just make them like aaron said

 

Racing Beat, Rotary Performance (rx7.com), and Mazdatrix.

B

 

Thanks guys just bought a set from Banzai Racing. 230 shipped not bad at all , the savings of making your own lines is not that much maybe few dollars, i have enough building to do already lol with the fuel lines, later peps.

 

Holy crap 230. I just had someone else make me new ones and it was 80 for both, which i couldve done cheaper myself but that's what i get for being LAZY. ;]

 

Thats kool but quality stuff cost money my friend, do it right the first time around.