What kind of tool(s) do you need for fabricating your own oil SS braided lines?
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well if you can find the right areo quip (sp?) fittings, and some SS line. all you need is a pair of wenches and something to cut the line with...
although the fittings are very hard to find I think. the threads are odd.
the parts are also pretty expensive. your best bet is to just buy the pre made ones for around $175.
although the fittings are very hard to find I think. the threads are odd.
the parts are also pretty expensive. your best bet is to just buy the pre made ones for around $175.
11-06-02, 01:47 AM
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Originally posted by Scott 89t2
well if you can find the right areo quip (sp?) fittings, and some SS line. all you need is a pair of wenches and something to cut the line with...
although the fittings are very hard to find I think. the threads are odd.
the parts are also pretty expensive. your best bet is to just buy the pre made ones for around $175.
well if you can find the right areo quip (sp?) fittings, and some SS line. all you need is a pair of wenches and something to cut the line with...
although the fittings are very hard to find I think. the threads are odd.
the parts are also pretty expensive. your best bet is to just buy the pre made ones for around $175.
Fittings? You mean to attach the line fittings to the block? Most any store selling Holley products can order you the proper adaptors.
IMO... its is not worth the $8 or so you save to make your own lines when you can buy assembled ones for $175.
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well, I am not just oging to build oil cooler lines but for the turbo lines as well. what i'm looking for is a tool for crimping the fittings to the hose.
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11-06-02, 01:58 AM
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well, I am not just oging to build oil cooler lines but for the turbo lines as well. what i'm looking for is a tool for crimping the fittings to the hose.
well, I am not just oging to build oil cooler lines but for the turbo lines as well. what i'm looking for is a tool for crimping the fittings to the hose.
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Originally posted by scathcart
Fittings? You mean to attach the line fittings to the block? Most any store selling Holley products can order you the proper adaptors.
Fittings? You mean to attach the line fittings to the block? Most any store selling Holley products can order you the proper adaptors.
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