Dongray,
Using a kit may be your best route. You will no doubt need to make some modifications but the overall layout of the bends and basic lengths should work. There are companies that can help with the tools you will need, Eastwood and Speedway are a good start.

Making up you own lines isn't impossible a little practice and some good patience and I can be done. You will still need the residual pressure valves front and rear with 4 wheel dics brakes.

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