Braided SS MOP lines!
07-11-04, 04:34 PM
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Braided SS MOP lines!
I was browsing through EBay, and came across these:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...&category=6778
Now Im not using my MOP anymore, but if I was I'd definately be all over these. Just thought Id let more people see. I think its a better alternative to stock lines, and for only a slightly higher price.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...&category=6778
Now Im not using my MOP anymore, but if I was I'd definately be all over these. Just thought Id let more people see. I think its a better alternative to stock lines, and for only a slightly higher price.
07-11-04, 04:45 PM
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i've been advertising these for other people. scalli is a good friend of mine. also, if people want, he's the same guy who makes solid motor mounts, solid tranny mounts, solid diff mounts, and can do p-ports (very cheap price, in my opinion).
i'm still debating whether i'm going to premix or not. every time i read a thread about premixing, it seems to acheive so much praise. i may buy the solid diff mount with the money that was going to go to the SS MOP lines.
i'm still debating whether i'm going to premix or not. every time i read a thread about premixing, it seems to acheive so much praise. i may buy the solid diff mount with the money that was going to go to the SS MOP lines.
07-11-04, 04:53 PM
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Originally posted by casio
i'm still debating whether i'm going to premix or not. every time i read a thread about premixing, it seems to acheive so much praise. i may buy the solid diff mount with the money that was going to go to the SS MOP lines.
i'm still debating whether i'm going to premix or not. every time i read a thread about premixing, it seems to acheive so much praise. i may buy the solid diff mount with the money that was going to go to the SS MOP lines.
If your premix oil injection system fails, it's very, very clear (because the car won't run).
The only problem with premix is that you have to remember to put it in. It's really not a big deal, and there's enough evidence in terms of "premix engine, 20k miles, spotless inside" that I'm inclined to think it's overall a much better solution.
-=Russ=-
07-11-04, 04:58 PM
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yea, you're right. my car has 177,7XX miles on it and is dead, so its getting a rebuild. my parents (21 and live at home, suckas!) would kill me if my car died months later (if the MOP failed). mainly because i've been in college and havent been employed in awhile, so it would be another loan through my mom.
enough about my sob stories. good point, Ross, i will probably just run premix. (<<summarized version)
enough about my sob stories. good point, Ross, i will probably just run premix. (<<summarized version)
