SS lines
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Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 10,906
From: Peoria, AZ
Summit sells that stuff. A local speed shop may have them too. There aren't any kits available for the fuel system. Mazdatrix and Racing Beat sell SS oil cooler lines. You may want to look at them.
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Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 7,316
From: Bay Area, CA
Summit sells that stuff. A local speed shop may have them too. There aren't any kits available for the fuel system. Mazdatrix and Racing Beat sell SS oil cooler lines. You may want to look at them.
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Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 790
From: Portland, OR
It took me awhile to find Stainless hose for my 13B. I removed all the JUNK underneath the manifold (running a Haltech). But the hose size was 5/16" which I ordered from Summit.
I think the hose size is the same at the bank of soleniods.
The AN sizes don't crossover well.
AN-4 1/4"
AN-6 3/8"
AN-8 1/2"
AN-10 5/8"
So if you use AN-6 hose it would be 6/16" or 1/16" too big (LOOSE) you could probably tighten it with a clamp, but why risk fuel leaking all over your motor.
I think the hose size is the same at the bank of soleniods.
The AN sizes don't crossover well.
AN-4 1/4"
AN-6 3/8"
AN-8 1/2"
AN-10 5/8"
So if you use AN-6 hose it would be 6/16" or 1/16" too big (LOOSE) you could probably tighten it with a clamp, but why risk fuel leaking all over your motor.
Thread Starter
Senior Member
Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 10,906
From: Peoria, AZ
It took me awhile to find Stainless hose for my 13B. I removed all the JUNK underneath the manifold (running a Haltech). But the hose size was 5/16" which I ordered from Summit.
I think the hose size is the same at the bank of soleniods.
The AN sizes don't crossover well.
AN-4 1/4"
AN-6 3/8"
AN-8 1/2"
AN-10 5/8"
So if you use AN-6 hose it would be 6/16" or 1/16" too big (LOOSE) you could probably tighten it with a clamp, but why risk fuel leaking all over your motor.
I think the hose size is the same at the bank of soleniods.
The AN sizes don't crossover well.
AN-4 1/4"
AN-6 3/8"
AN-8 1/2"
AN-10 5/8"
So if you use AN-6 hose it would be 6/16" or 1/16" too big (LOOSE) you could probably tighten it with a clamp, but why risk fuel leaking all over your motor.
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Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 59
After you figure out what you need get the stuff from a local Speed Shop that carries the Earl's brand. If you find a shop that handles the roundy round guys thats perfect. Those guys are notorius for not having any money to spend and Earl's is a much more economical version compared to Aeroquip. Good luck.
Thread Starter
Senior Member
Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 10,906
From: Peoria, AZ
After you figure out what you need get the stuff from a local Speed Shop that carries the Earl's brand. If you find a shop that handles the roundy round guys thats perfect. Those guys are notorius for not having any money to spend and Earl's is a much more economical version compared to Aeroquip. Good luck.
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 58
After you figure out what you need get the stuff from a local Speed Shop that carries the Earl's brand. If you find a shop that handles the roundy round guys thats perfect. Those guys are notorius for not having any money to spend and Earl's is a much more economical version compared to Aeroquip. Good luck.
You had recvd some weird posting on this one.....
Anyway, go to Mazdatrix...their stock replacement Oil cooler lines are not that expensive...$155...I had mine shipped to me for $177(included tax cuz i am in CA).
The s.s. breaklines...goto Mazdatrix also...I believe the kit is $84....
Hope that helps.