SS lines
#32
Where did u get those radiator hose? And it looks like u have ss plumbing that goes from those Two big nozzles, that fo are a/c, u don't have a/c, what are those for? Did u also run ss plumbing for the brake fluid?
#33
lol I could tell you but then I would have to kill you! Everything is braided. We use the stock metal line but replace the rubber lines with braided, the clutch slave line is braided, pretty much everything is braided. The lines going through the firewall are just oil and water lines lines, it was an easy way to go neatly through the bulkhead. The Radiator Hoses are actually from a marine supply store. (hey, it works!) Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks-
#36
Originally Posted by RisingSun' date='Dec. 12 2001,20:10
lol I could tell you but then I would have to kill you! Everything is braided. We use the stock metal line but replace the rubber lines with braided, the clutch slave line is braided, pretty much everything is braided. The lines going through the firewall are just oil and water lines lines, it was an easy way to go neatly through the bulkhead. The Radiator Hoses are actually from a marine supply store. (hey, it works!) Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks-
#37
I will explain it all off list. Its all SCCA legal. Any lines passing through the car must be AN lines. There is a method to the madness though. I will explain it all as long as you arent planning on racing an ITS RX7 in the Florida Region SCCA in the near future lol
#38
Originally Posted by RisingSun' date='Dec. 14 2001,18:52
I will explain it all off list. Its all SCCA legal. Any lines passing through the car must be AN lines. There is a method to the madness though. I will explain it all as long as you arent planning on racing an ITS RX7 in the Florida Region SCCA in the near future lol
#39
Ah ya. I ordered those 5/16 fuel hose clamps, they're too small. So im going to order the 3/8 sizes. And the site says sold seperatley, they're not they are in pairs. BUt yes it will look very nice.