DREYKO

i have seen mazdatrix hoses for 196.00 and to be honest there are more important things that money can go to than cool looking oil lines.
i just want so plain old lines that are new so i dont have to worry about em again. so are there any other options out there?

Eva001Ikari

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?? for hoses and such, i just go to auto parts stores, such as NAPA, autozone or kragen, they should have them. just give em a part number. and if they dont have them see what it costs to order them.

which leads me to ask a question: Why didnt you check at ur parts shops first?

DREYKO

because most of the parts places around cant ever seem to get the stuff in the first place. plus ive found that you can usually get a better deal through a company that deals exclusivly with rx7's than a generic store. not always but usually.

Aaron Cake

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Local hydraulic store. Or you can make your own using AN fittings and braided stainless line.

CyberPitz

If someone has the part numbers for them at O'reilies or Auto Zone or anything, let me know as well. I've got an n/a leaking mad oil out of those Oil Cooler lines.

rotaryperv

I just ordered some corksport oil lines for $130.00 , and there are no adapters needed just plug and play . If your budget permits, you should get stainless ones that way you dont have to worry about them for a long time. if you get cheaper quality ones you end up paying more in the long run

Unsupa

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yep, that's what i did. 20 bucks for 6 foot of 1/2" hose. cut my old lines and used the fittings for the new hose. works great 4 years later.

alexdimen

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I put a set of used ones on mine with re-annealed copper washers. Not a drop since!

Corksport has them for around 100 I believe and here is a thread I think you'll want to read...

https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/oil-cooler-lines-replaced-under-%2417-544244/