SS oil metering lines?
06-07-05, 03:50 PM
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I just purchased 32' of this 1/8th" ID teflon SS braided line. Obviously, I will want to offer these to Houston area folks for the ease of shipping since I see most area enthusiasts at the Houston RX-7 Club meetings. I am also further interrogating the company I purchased the line from to see if they can get some more. They told me they accidentaly ordered this line, and do not normally stock it.
06-07-05, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Angel Guard Racing Team
I have been using silicone vaccum hoses for over two years... Any color will do!!! LOL...
Uh, I was thinking that silicone hose was not compatiable with oil.
I remember I used silicone hose for the oil breather....and I could actually see the oil on the outside of the hose.
http://www.hosetechniques.com/specs.html
How does it hold up in your application?
Or are you using Viton hose?
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Yep. I am here. $2 credit per end ($4 per line) so for FC guys it's $18. Believe it or not the only reason I go into that much math detail is to keep from explaining it in detail over emails 
So it's $70 for a set of FC's if you provide the ends.
So it's $70 for a set of FC's if you provide the ends.
06-12-05, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Scalliwag
Yep. I am here. $2 credit per end ($4 per line) so for FC guys it's $18. Believe it or not the only reason I go into that much math detail is to keep from explaining it in detail over emails
So it's $70 for a set of FC's if you provide the ends.
So it's $70 for a set of FC's if you provide the ends.
06-12-05, 07:33 PM
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I bought a set of lines off of scali and they worked fine. Fitment was not an issue. The quality was very good.
I really don't think that you need SS lines for the OMP, but at the same price as the mazda plastic ones, you really can't go wrong. I think the only thing I enjoyed about new mazda ones, was that they were clear and pre-molded. Not only did they fit extremley snug, you could tell if you were getting oil to the engine
I really don't think that you need SS lines for the OMP, but at the same price as the mazda plastic ones, you really can't go wrong. I think the only thing I enjoyed about new mazda ones, was that they were clear and pre-molded. Not only did they fit extremley snug, you could tell if you were getting oil to the engine
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