Reply to "Oil cooler lines"

DannyP

I used nylon braided hoses. I didn't want the stainless steel, as it will destroy anything it touches and/or rubs on, as in FIBERGLASS!

Lenny and I cut, assembled, and installed all the hoses for my dry sump system in a few hours. That's like nine or ten hoses. 18 or 20 fittings.

The cost difference between nylon and SS isn't much, but I didn't poke a single strand into a single finger. I use the nice steel straps that are covered in a plastic sleeve.

6/22/191:54 PM

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