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question 1: im looping my p/s lines. however, i gots no clue what to use to loop em. should i use a vaccum line?
question 2: im too lazy to put my fan and shroud in so im thinkin about getting an electric fan. how much do those things cost??
txh
question 2: im too lazy to put my fan and shroud in so im thinkin about getting an electric fan. how much do those things cost??
txh
1) you should be able to clamp the return line over the pressure hose, looks hokey but it works for a temporary solution, obviously a manual rack looks much more clean or even the original banjo bolts with some spacers and removing the lines completely.
2) why is it hard to reinstall the stock shroud? i could have it on in less than a minute, quit being ******* lazy... electric fans are not the way to go when you are already setup for the stock fan still. i wish i could have still kept mine.
2) why is it hard to reinstall the stock shroud? i could have it on in less than a minute, quit being ******* lazy... electric fans are not the way to go when you are already setup for the stock fan still. i wish i could have still kept mine.
Dude
get a ******* camera or draw me a good pic of what they look like
fyi I'm 15 so I don't really know alot of things to make lines connect but I think a coupler or something that sounds similar to that is what you need
are the ps lines like uhh a lawn hose but smaller? then just use common sense and pick up something that will scren them tougether
get a ******* camera or draw me a good pic of what they look like
fyi I'm 15 so I don't really know alot of things to make lines connect but I think a coupler or something that sounds similar to that is what you need
are the ps lines like uhh a lawn hose but smaller? then just use common sense and pick up something that will scren them tougether
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aim** JI II IM IM Y
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Originally Posted by cmanns
Dude
get a ******* camera or draw me a good pic of what they look like
fyi I'm 15 so I don't really know alot of things to make lines connect but I think a coupler or something that sounds similar to that is what you need
are the ps lines like uhh a lawn hose but smaller? then just use common sense and pick up something that will scren them tougether
get a ******* camera or draw me a good pic of what they look like
fyi I'm 15 so I don't really know alot of things to make lines connect but I think a coupler or something that sounds similar to that is what you need
are the ps lines like uhh a lawn hose but smaller? then just use common sense and pick up something that will scren them tougether
HAHAHAHHA i am known for my artistic talent >
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aim** JI II IM IM Y
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From: 90703 cerritos california
Originally Posted by Karack
1) you should be able to clamp the return line over the pressure hose, looks hokey but it works for a temporary solution, obviously a manual rack looks much more clean or even the original banjo bolts with some spacers and removing the lines completely.
2) why is it hard to reinstall the stock shroud? i could have it on in less than a minute, quit being ******* lazy... electric fans are not the way to go when you are already setup for the stock fan still. i wish i could have still kept mine.
2) why is it hard to reinstall the stock shroud? i could have it on in less than a minute, quit being ******* lazy... electric fans are not the way to go when you are already setup for the stock fan still. i wish i could have still kept mine.
iono
i was thinkin about doing a v mount setup. i think i should juss get a manual rack. is it easy to install/remove?
Originally Posted by calrx7
iono
i was thinkin about doing a v mount setup. i think i should juss get a manual rack. is it easy to install/remove?
i was thinkin about doing a v mount setup. i think i should juss get a manual rack. is it easy to install/remove?replacing the rack is a small pita but not too difficult.
i would keep the stock fan and shroud until you do decide to do a v-mount, the stock fan is the most reliable setup you will find.
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