would everyone here pretty much recomend the SS OMP lines
09-13-05, 02:28 PM
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would everyone here pretty much recomend the SS OMP lines
pulling motor and still have the stock plastic lines, would eveyone really recomend them? i really dont have another 100 to spend but what happens if they fail? thanks for any input
I'm surprised Bill didn't do it before just for the added bling factor.
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where did you find them? how long and do i need them? any special fittings? i woudl like to if you could supply me with more onfo. that would be great thanks
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new stock ones are something like 34 *each* from mazda iirc. they arent that easy to make up yourself either. i think the ss mop lines are a smart investment.....when the stockers crack, you will have an oil leak from hell that is a bitch to get at. I recommend spending the 100 bucks (which in FD terms is enough to buy a cup of coffee) for peace of mind.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
new stock ones are something like 34 *each* from mazda iirc. they arent that easy to make up yourself either. i think the ss mop lines are a smart investment.....when the stockers crack, you will have an oil leak from hell that is a bitch to get at. I recommend spending the 100 bucks (which in FD terms is enough to buy a cup of coffee) for peace of mind.
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https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-gen-archive-72/rebuilding-omp-oil-injection-lines-348068/
heres a better solution if u want to be able to see that the oil is actually flwing through the lines and save $80 with an easy project
heres a better solution if u want to be able to see that the oil is actually flwing through the lines and save $80 with an easy project
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Originally Posted by RX-17
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=348068
heres a better solution if u want to be able to see that the oil is actually flwing through the lines and save $80 with an easy project
heres a better solution if u want to be able to see that the oil is actually flwing through the lines and save $80 with an easy project
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
new stock ones are something like 34 *each* from mazda iirc. they arent that easy to make up yourself either. i think the ss mop lines are a smart investment.....when the stockers crack, you will have an oil leak from hell that is a bitch to get at. I recommend spending the 100 bucks (which in FD terms is enough to buy a cup of coffee) for peace of mind.
09-14-05, 08:22 AM
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i did the ss option so long ago. . . and no rich. . . its not hard at all!!!! 
anyways, i dont remember the length. . . just get a good amount of line and cut it to length. maybe about 2.5-3 feet. the clamps are oettiker clamps from mcmaster carr. just measure the diameter of your lines and order a package of clamps that compresses in that area. ITS NOT HARD AT ALL!!!
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anyways, i dont remember the length. . . just get a good amount of line and cut it to length. maybe about 2.5-3 feet. the clamps are oettiker clamps from mcmaster carr. just measure the diameter of your lines and order a package of clamps that compresses in that area. ITS NOT HARD AT ALL!!!paul
09-14-05, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Mahjik
If the engine is coming out, I would recommend the SS lines. I wouldn't recommend upgrading to SS lines just for the heck of it while the engine is still in the car.
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