Subject	Re: Re: Steel braided Fuel lines
Posted by	Zton on October 05, 2004 at 2:05 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Steel braided Fuel lines posted by E_swift on October 05, 2004 at 02:00 AM
Message	I did see a posting from PunkZTT showing the whole process, but I just wanted to post this for anyone else who might find a use for the site
Follow Ups	Steel braided Fuel lines - Zton 00:44:18 10/05/04 What's your reasoning for needing SS fuel lines?? (n/m) - Snoguitar 01:17:21 10/05/04 Re: What's your reasoning for needing SS fuel lines?? - Zton 01:42:09 10/05/04 Heh, bling bling. (n/m) - Snoguitar 01:54:01 10/05/04 they are nice in that retention is decoupled from sealing, - E_swift 02:03:15 10/05/04 ehh it's always good to replace old hoses. - Halo Z 05:27:28 10/05/04 Nothing wrong with new OEM hoses. Last for a good 15 years. (n/m) - Snoguitar 13:42:42 10/05/04 nope, but SS can't hurt. (n/m) - Halo Z 16:54:08 10/05/04 Re: Steel braided Fuel lines - E_swift 02:00:28 10/05/04 Re: Re: Steel braided Fuel lines - Zton 02:05:05 10/05/04 How many have you cut using a Hacksaw? I had better - AzHeat 11:08:14 10/05/04 fine tooth hacksaw works ok. - E_swift 11:29:27 10/05/04 I used find tooth hacksaw and it frayed the braid . - AzHeat 11:37:57 10/05/04 good find, thanks! (n/m) - mousersix (San Antonio) 02:09:21 10/05/04
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