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Thanks Bradlee for your reply.

PM'd you for just a few answers before proceeding.

Thanks too Marcus. I'll see what Bradlee can do first.

But I appreciate your help as always!

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I have access to buying one off Brad, but there are connection pieces missing for example the one off the hose on top of the block. Are these hard to obtain? Or shall i get aftermarket fittings?

Maybe I'll just get a new kit.

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Terry I think you'll have to buy aftermarket fittings if not complete kit as pretty sure it comes as a full kit from Nismo.

You could get some fittings made up as the only thing you really see is the tank, the fittings are covered in rubber hose.

I suppose its how genuine do you want to be.

Theres a pdf with the below link that has better pics of parts.

http://www.nismo.co.jp/en/products/competition/engine/rb26dett.html#oils

If no luck let me know as heading back to Japan soon.

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Terry given how stock your car presents now, it would be a shame to put some aftermarket fittings in - they'll stand out. Go genuine :)

Edit; and you know Marcus will sort it out for you etc too so no hassles

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