Thread: What braided stainless hose do you huts suggest?

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no they make -3.-4 most of it is for very hi psi . trans lines do not need to be teflon there abit more work as they have that we call a olive that needs to be put on the end of the line can be fun .plane ss line can be fun to like sunsetdart said i fined a very thin cut off disc wheel works the best for ss lines. make shure you keep wires from getting in the thread s of fitting must be clean of any fagments of steel in hose i use to build them with dawn soap then wash them out with water then blow out with air

Ha ha. Thanks everyone. I finally used my noggin and found Aeroquips site. Awesome site. They literally have everything I was needing. Specs, what ends intended for what hose, etc. Can order direct from them without the hassle of calling a sales rep at Jeg's, Speedway, or Summit and the price wasn't too off. Belive me, I would've had anyone I talked to completely confused. Like you said Dave, they don't have half of what they sell in their catalog or on the site, Speedway, Summit, or Jeg's. And their part numbers are way off compared to Aeroquips site.

I'm going with the teflon for power steer and fuel and the AQP for everything else. I assume the ferrul/ring thingy your talking about Pat comes with the fittngs when I order them? I'm not seeng them by themselves for sale. Transmission is relatively low pressure.....correct?

Thumbs up for Eaton/Aeroquips web site. And I'm supporting my local economy. Aeroquip has a facilty less than an hour from me come to find out.

David

yep i done trans lines with push lock and just plane ss rubber hose yes on the teflon hose the fitting comes with the olive that part can not get re used .getting holes in the end of my fingers really no big deal . but when you get one of them wires under the finger nail that there will make the pee run down your leg