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Settle Petal - Abo said they "should" be posted, no need to get cranky if someone confirms... we're about helping each other here :yucky:

Now take a chill pill and be nice :P

ok chill pill taken. was cranky sucka cos i needed sleep. or somethin like that. still, when people don't read stuff and the same question gets asked over and over... you get my point

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ok chill pill taken. was cranky sucka cos i needed sleep. or somethin like that. still, when people don't read stuff and the same question gets asked over and over... you get my point

*chuckles* just wait 'til you have teenage kids... ;)

Hehe, hey guys.

Yes those who ordered only clutch lines should have them by now. I'll check on brake lines on monday. I believe they had some but were waiting on others.

I meant the clutch lines???

For the people who purchased both brake and clutch lines, will they be sent out together?

Or did the clutch lines go out first?

I just rang them and hassled them. They said they should go out today so I guess no one will get them in time for the weekend sorry.

Hi Mate

I didnt recieve mine yet?

Can you check...

KJ

I just rang them and hassled them. They said they should go out today so I guess no one will get them in time for the weekend sorry.

Thats okay... thanks heaps for following up for us.

mine wasnt at the post office. i hope it arrives tomorrow though. new rotors and pads are getting fitted wednesday due to stuffing them at sandown on Sat...

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