ss oil pump lines
03-15-06, 08:14 PM
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ss oil pump lines
anyone know where i can pick these up for the FC other than Scalliwag. His site wont let you order them for some reason and i dont have his contact info. ebay doesnt have em so i'm kinda stuck for now. thanks for your help
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Originally Posted by kungfuroy
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Would you be so kind as you show where you can buy these lines on these two sites?
I just looked on both, they both sell SS braided oil COOLER lines. Thread starter is talking about the OMP...
04-01-06, 05:03 PM
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OMP lines?
Gotham has them for the FD's and there insanly expensive $100 ******* dollars for somthing you can make for 20 bucks.
I rebuilt my OMP lines and it came out awsome. I even put some of that heat shielding material around to make it look cool. There are a lot of threads on how to do it just search.
MSC has the stuff you need to get it done.
Gotham has them for the FD's and there insanly expensive $100 ******* dollars for somthing you can make for 20 bucks.
I rebuilt my OMP lines and it came out awsome. I even put some of that heat shielding material around to make it look cool. There are a lot of threads on how to do it just search.
MSC has the stuff you need to get it done.
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Hah guess i read it too too fast.
An idea I have been working on is using small ID copper tubing. The only issue I am coming across is sealing it over the barb of the fitting. With my shakes, I am having issues with using enough solder to seal them together without cloging the passages. And then there is vibration testing...
An idea I have been working on is using small ID copper tubing. The only issue I am coming across is sealing it over the barb of the fitting. With my shakes, I am having issues with using enough solder to seal them together without cloging the passages. And then there is vibration testing...
04-02-06, 08:42 PM
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