swampy

Thanks Going in the post today ---------- Post added at 12:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:26 PM ---------- Thanks Going in the post today

One pair of 10.9 left can post 1st class tomorrow

Not many places stock banjo bolts If you can determine what pitch you need I can supply them

10 x 1.25

I have similair on the boot of my 406 v6 coupe In told its water ingress between the paint and laquer!! Needs to be flatted back and resprayed

hi there. i have being asked for these on another forum (for a golf) but they are the same on certain corrado (maybe all im not sure). I can get them in two forms firstly i can do them in 10.9 grade these are zinc galvanised so offer a good anti rust protection these are £4.50 a pair delivered and will come with new washers and nylocs and i can also do them in 12.9 grade which are stronger than oe again these are galvanised. but rather than a hex head they use an allen key fitting these are a little more at £4.75 a pair but again nylocs and washers are included

Still got this one to post

Yes they are stainless steel braided A pair of fronts is £28.50 deliverd

Just picked a new stock of these bolts up

What ever you go for I can do the custom lines

You would want something like 135amp Battery cable not stereo wiring cable

Easy enough to make yourself or get some one to make for you for less than £15

Shameless plug but don't forget the rear BRAKELINES are different

Guys I can do the hoses for both the288 conversion and the mk4 rear ones Drop me a pm for details

I don't make them but I have them made for me Can get any brake or clutch line made up to any spec that you supply That includes having the protective covers on them as listed in my BRAKELINE thread Thanks

No I haven't mate You can't see alot of it once in

Got one of these ready to go

down to 8 pairs

Hi odd question But Can any confirm if the ball joint pinch bolt is the same on the corrado as the mk2 or 3 golf

8 sets left

A2 have run the same spec on my own car over the last ten years with no issue

will be the same as these

but for how long? you know you will end up with an emergency repair when you need it the least at least if you have the bolts to replace you can do them at your leisure

even more reason to buy new ones! how else are you going to secure the inlet again??

you all know i do these but i am now down to the last ten sets at this price, once these are gone the price will be going up by around £10 per pair!! so if your doing this over the winter buy the lines whilst the price is low. the price will be going up as the cost to have the ends made has gone up. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=121013976791&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT