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Old 10-10-2003, 02:37 AM
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damn, I just saw this thread. I've got a spare line with both ends laying around...lol...the engine adapter/steel braided line/turbo adapter/restrictor/oil feed thingy.
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I TOLD YOU GUYS
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Originally Posted by jspecracer7' date='Oct 10 2003, 01:37 AM
damn, I just saw this thread. I've got a spare line with both ends laying around...lol...the engine adapter/steel braided line/turbo adapter/restrictor/oil feed thingy.
LOL... Bastid!! Oh well... Maybe you can sell it to the next guy that can't seem to figure it out... Matter of fact...



emjack on the other forum needs one... Maybe you can sell it to him? I was going to put together 2 of them and sell one to him.. But hell, if you have extra...



He's in the midwest forum a lot... Actually.. I think he made a thread JUST like this in the 3rd gen forum over there... I'll get him over here.
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Originally Posted by jspecracer7' date='Oct 9 2003, 11:37 PM
damn, I just saw this thread. I've got a spare line with both ends laying around...lol...the engine adapter/steel braided line/turbo adapter/restrictor/oil feed thingy.
can you give me the part#? i need them thanks
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Another alternative...



I just cut the banjo fitting from the stock line and tapped it. I used a counter-sink bit to make some room for an o-ring and loc-tighted a -3 to -3 steel adapter in there.



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http://dave.newbern.org/gallery/view_photo...=album01&id=ady

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Originally Posted by NewbernD' date='Oct 11 2003, 09:10 AM
Another alternative...



I just cut the banjo fitting from the stock line and tapped it. I used a counter-sink bit to make some room for an o-ring and loc-tighted a -3 to -3 steel adapter in there.



Few more pics here:



http://dave.newbern.org/gallery/view_photo...=album01&id=ady

http://dave.newbern.org/gallery/view_photo...=album01&id=adw

http://dave.newbern.org/gallery/view_photo...=album01&id=adx
That's fancy too!



I also know you can drill and tap the stock bolt (from the top), put a sleeve around the sides and put a 1/8 -4AN fitting on there too... I have one of those currently... Just wanted all the cute **** to match my fuel fittings.
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Here's the list. About 70 dollars (Just as rxrotary2_7 told me .. )



AER-FCM2002 x1 -4 AN - 1/4NPT male connector



AER-FCM1021 x2 45 deg -4AN elbow



AER-FCA0403 x1 3 feet -4AN steel braidid line



EAR-9919BFG x1 12 x 1.5mm -4AN Adapter





Dat be all da **** you need from Summit. They are very cool and easy to work with. The 12 x 1.5mm adapter is special order... So get that one from ANPLUMBING.COM
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How do you put together the fittings on the line? A how-to would be great.
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Originally Posted by LDawg' date='Oct 11 2003, 11:41 AM
How do you put together the fittings on the line? A how-to would be great.
Give me a couple days to get all my parts here and I'll do a write up. In the meantime, try to PM rxrotary2_7. he's the man with the fittings and hoses.
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Originally Posted by 9BASE3' date='Oct 11 2003, 10:48 AM
Give me a couple days to get all my parts here and I'll do a write up. In the meantime, try to PM rxrotary2_7. he's the man with the fittings and hoses.
Oh I didn't mean for you to write one up, but if you want to that's cool. I was just asking for a link to a website. Thanks though.
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