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If making your own. Use the red high temp hose. It doesn't crush as easy. You can buy the flanges for the backing plates online, and mod the stock plates.
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If making your own. Use the red high temp hose. It doesn't crush as easy. You can buy the flanges for the backing plates online, and mod the stock plates. For the inlet ducts. Lots of different styles online.
The Stillen kit uses a 2" red hose. Which is fine unless you are a heavy braker at a advanced level. Then you have to go to a 3" or 4" hose. Then the problem starts. Trying to route the hose around.
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