Looking to do dry sump lines, fuel lines, and AC lines...
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I've always used Brown & Miller after trying multiple vendors products. Best quality and lightest weight. Not cheap.
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We use Speedway braided stainless steel hose with Earl, Seatrab or Fragola fittings. We cut our own hose and build them as needed. We have a 5 stage dry sump with 12 quart tank by the RR tire. Suction side and pressure side from pump to filter to cooler into engine S/S hose. The #16 hose from pump through return filter to tank is blue push lok hose with Fragola or Earls fittings.
10 years ago when i did my car i used Pegasus. They were the only company at the time that had black fittings and hoses. I believe they're a supplier for Indy car.
I just bought 17 different BMRS lines off of ebay...I'll have to change some fittings to fit my car, but even the guy at BMRS said they are great hoses to use...Many of them dont even show a wrench mark on the fittings...I had a 16AN line show up today, and it is immaculate...A 63" line with straights on both ends, at my door for 46.79...I have to buy a 30 degree fitting, and a 90 degree, and it will make both of my big lines for my dry sump...I'm pretty happy. The rest of the lines will be the rest of the oil system, as well as the 4 12AN water lines to the heads and block, and the 4 coming back towards the radiator...
I know they arent new, but they say if there are no visible defects, its a good hose to use still...A few wrench scratches wont kill me.
I know they arent new, but they say if there are no visible defects, its a good hose to use still...A few wrench scratches wont kill me.
Do any of you know if a fitting is available with 3/4npt male on one end, and female -10orb on the other? I have searched all day with no luck...
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