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Title: Line lock adapters
Post by: Stefan Rossi on August 22, 2012, 23:17:44 pm
Hi, need 3 line lock adapters, don't really fancy paying 12 pounds each from Heritage for some small brass fittings that probably cost about 50p,

Anybody know a good place to get them from in England. Maybe a pipes and fittings place or somewhere?

Or even better where I can get some GM brake unions from to make my own lines?

Thanks

Stef  :)


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: Berger on August 23, 2012, 07:46:43 am
I got mine from Jo and Richie www.rjvolksperformance.com
Payed 30£ including postage to Norway :)


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: Erlend / bug66 on August 23, 2012, 07:50:12 am
Does anybody know what size these are in?



Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: jmarkha1 on August 23, 2012, 07:58:36 am
Mocal in Isleworth Middlesex should be able to help you.
http://www.thinkauto.com/


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: richie on August 23, 2012, 08:35:10 am
Does anybody know what size these are in?



m10x1 inlet side and 1\8 npt to the linelock

we do have them in stock,but you wont find them anywhere for 50p

cheers richie


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: Fasterbrit on August 23, 2012, 08:43:49 am
£3.95 each on eBay  8)

Look at this on eBay:

1/8 NPT to M10x1mm Brake Hose Fitting Connector Adaptor

http://bit.ly/SpOABL


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: richie on August 23, 2012, 08:50:25 am
£3.95 each on eBay  8)

Look at this on eBay:

1/8 NPT to M10x1mm Brake Hose Fitting Connector Adaptor

http://bit.ly/SpOABL

Mat that isnt correct,the m10x1 is a female to take the vw brake line ends

cheers richie


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: Fasterbrit on August 23, 2012, 09:15:57 am
Hi Rich. When installing a line lock you would probably need to make custom brake lines anyway, so simply make them with female M10 ends and save a wad of cash ;)

Regards, Matt

Ps. How did you get on at the Scc?


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: richie on August 23, 2012, 10:21:15 am
Hi Rich. When installing a line lock you would probably need to make custom brake lines anyway, so simply make them with female M10 ends and save a wad of cash ;)

Regards, Matt

Ps. How did you get on at the Scc?

Agreed.


 but it is possible to use stock replacement VW hard lines available from lots of places and the adaptors I use allow this :) and for some the cost of the correct flaring tool outweighs any saving on the other adaptors ;)


SCC,not the best,I made too many changes and the rain made it impossible to get enough runs to dial everything back in,but I leant enough to hope next time out will be better,we seem to have cured some of last years problems but only after getting more runs will I be able to tell for sure,the data from a couple of passes isnt enough for me to make judgement

cheers richie


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: Stefan Rossi on August 23, 2012, 13:18:18 pm


m10x1 inlet side and 1\8 npt to the linelock

we do have them in stock,but you wont find them anywhere for 50p

cheers richie

Hey Richie, just looked on your site again, I will get 3 from you then, I need some other bits too so is it just best to call you or Jo?

Thanks, Stef


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: Russell on August 23, 2012, 14:43:08 pm
Ive found that using the correct adaptors are the best way and hard piping the line locks in, not sure that Heritage charge £12.00 each for these to be honest.........


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: Stefan Rossi on August 23, 2012, 21:52:44 pm
Adapters and vw lines or do you mean vw one end and GM the other end on the break pipes?

Have a look on their site, they are 11.90 each :o

Stef


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: Jesse/DVK on August 23, 2012, 22:01:36 pm
This Dutch webshop has them for 8,5 eur each.. Still a lot of money..

http://www.hotrod.nl/shop/contents/nl/d264.html


Title: Re: Line lock adapters
Post by: Stefan Rossi on August 29, 2012, 00:57:05 am
Yeah it is still a lot for what they are. Be good to know how much they cost from whoever makes them because they seem to be the same kind of price everywhere.

Stef