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BrakeWest aren't doing clutch lines.

There's another GB on here that is however. So you can buy brake hoses off me and clutch line from the other

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darn it!! ohh well thats wat i was thinking of doing anyway. And i have posted the link to this thread in the stagea section too. Hopefully it will generate some interests there for the next GB.

Is brake west interested in geeting a brake lines sample for a Suzuki Swift GT? If so let me know cos i have a bro whos got the swift GT the current model.

Yudy

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