Question about aeromotive regulator?
03-06-06, 02:06 PM
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Question about aeromotive regulator?
I was wondering if there is any reason I shouldnt use copper fittings to adapt the regulator to regular EFI hose?
I was going to see if I can find fittings at a local hardware store.
I was going to see if I can find fittings at a local hardware store.
03-06-06, 02:09 PM
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Why not just use AN barbed fittings made out of aluminum on the FPR? Don't use copper. if anthing you can use brass which can easily be purchased at a hardware store.
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Originally Posted by rhythmfunk
Oopss, I actually ment brass...not copper. There shouldnt be any probs with that right? I dont see a reason why there would be, just want to confirm.
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Originally Posted by rhythmfunk
I was wondering if there is any reason I shouldnt use copper fittings to adapt the regulator to regular EFI hose?
I was going to see if I can find fittings at a local hardware store.
I was going to see if I can find fittings at a local hardware store.
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