Differences on SS Braided Lines
Kinda noobish but it got me thinking. I'm trying to make a oil inlet line for my turbo 2 with -4an fittings. My question is that is there any difference between nitrous lines and something like brake lines? Since one flows liquid and one flows gas. Cause I see everyone making 4an rubber hoses that are wrapped in stainless with fittings but I see that they have kits on ebay that just come with hoses that look like regular nitrous lines with 4an fittings. I may have some extra nitrous hoses and thinking about using that. Is there any difference? Would I have to buy a special hose or something? Thanks
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You should look into what materials the nitrous lines are made of, but I can tell you for certain that nitrous pressure is about 20x that of fuel pressure.
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any 4AN line will work, just make sure you have the proper adapter for the front cover.
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The nitrous lines are probably Teflon lined. Make sure they can handle the temperature. I believe most can...
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most nitrous lines are hard lines.
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oh ok thanks, just wanted to make sure
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Originally Posted by SirCygnus
(Post 8513774)
most nitrous lines are hard lines.
every kit I have ran has been braided SS lines... every standard fogger kit or dry kit for that matter come with SS lines. :scratch: http://images.carcraft.com/techartic..._kit_parts.jpg maybe your thinking of direct port http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f1...rectport01.jpg |
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