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12-15-2009 01:19 AM #1
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Even braided will deteriorate and it will be under the braid so you won't see it till its too late
if you do want to use braided use the teflon version as its much more reliable but doesn't tke a tight radius.
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12-15-2009 05:22 AM #2
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I agree - Dago has to do his research on which one to use, but AeroQuip has a good one and the brand I used for any flex lines except brakes (they were DOT Russel's) for my car. Longacre has the Teflon as well
Originally Posted by roadster32
Even braided will deteriorate and it will be under the braid so you won't see it till its too late if you do want to use braided use the teflon version as its much more reliable but doesn't tke a tight radius.Dave W
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12-15-2009 10:00 AM #3
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There was a great thread on here on how to cut braided stainless line. If you don't want to spend a fortune on cutters, one member posted using a chisle, hammer, and aluminum block under it. I was extremely skeptical, until I watched the video and did it myself.
http://www.anplumbing.com/installation.html
Also the thread itself had tons of info
here is the link
http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/sho...ting+stainlessLast edited by stovens; 12-15-2009 at 10:04 AM.
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12-15-2009 10:33 AM #4
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I use the cutters from Speedway $19.99 cheap as chips and work perfectly.
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12-15-2009 10:58 AM #5
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That's french fries on this side of the lake! Originally Posted by roadster32
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12-15-2009 11:03 AM #6
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They have started calling them french fries here to now, I prefer chips
Shouldn't you guys all be at work now ???
Originally Posted by stovens
That's french fries on this side of the lake!Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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12-15-2009 11:19 AM #7
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Actually off today, and waiting for it to warm up to work on truck, I like chips better too!" "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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