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Below is a photo of the stainless steel replacement tubes. They are a true 5/8" o.d. and will be a lot easier to put hoses on than the oversize originals.

I need to make a bracket to clamp the tubes to the side of the tunnel. The tubes need to occupy the same space as the originals in order to stay clear of the shifter box. Some have suggested putting in new tubes while leaving the old tubes intact, but I can't see how that could be done.

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