Subject	Re: though it may not be necessary - the rubber lines will
Posted by	eriksu9 on October 13, 2005 at 7:42 AM
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In Reply To	though it may not be necessary - the rubber lines will posted by Slowninja(GT28RS Inconel Z) on October 13, 2005 at 07:19 AM
Message	I have a great idea! How about ss braided lines for all the boost /vaccuum/turbo coolant lines on the Z which are behind the motor and hard to get too? I just thought of this now!!!LOL. Any suggestions? I know, they dont need to be replaced but every 5 years or so but damn, it would make the job a permanent fix. Im all about fixing it right and never have to touch it again if it is an option.
Follow Ups	*New* GTBB Oil Line Kits - Seb (Specialty-Z) 01:00:34 10/13/05 thank GOD! - ZLover4Life 01:12:12 10/13/05 why didn't your kit come with them? Mine did. (n/m) - myzislow 10:25:09 10/13/05 let's just say this - ZLover4Life 14:53:16 10/13/05 Please do make for stock turbos too.... - tsai 01:50:46 10/13/05 ummm... what? - ZLover4Life 01:56:46 10/13/05 I presume he likes the look of these steel braided lines. (n/m) - Dark Diver 03:47:32 10/13/05 though it may not be necessary - the rubber lines will - Slowninja(GT28RS Inconel Z) 07:19:59 10/13/05 Re: though it may not be necessary - the rubber lines will - eriksu9 07:42:17 10/13/05 I thought of this too awhile ago, then I read - DbestiZ1 08:34:45 10/13/05 The stock oil feed lines are hardlines, not rubber. (n/m) - boileralum 08:34:52 10/13/05 Stock oil feed lines are hard steel lines not rubber - Russell@Z1 08:35:19 10/13/05 Russell - u are correct - I've seen the boot split from - Slowninja(GT28RS Inconel Z) 08:49:34 10/13/05 Your right the stock rubber sections of the oil drain lines - Russell@Z1 09:30:05 10/13/05 Thats what my oil return (drain) hoses are (silicone) (n/m) - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 13:03:44 10/13/05 Where did you get those lines? (n/m) - tsai 23:00:23 10/13/05 thanks for playing (n/m) - Guapo 08:42:42 10/13/05 SS braided line which is stilll rubber inside will deteriora - CHUNG (Dallas) 09:02:39 10/13/05 yup...the steel braid just helps against expansion. - Zeus 09:43:12 10/13/05 A SS line is more resistant than a rubber line - period - Slowninja(GT28RS Inconel Z) 10:15:01 10/13/05 you're confused - aliaZ 12:05:12 10/13/05 is it possible to tell the inner rubber lines have - Max865(ATL) 20:07:21 10/13/05 The only visual check on it is leak, but as rubber deteriora - CHUNG (Dallas) 00:37:33 10/14/05 thanks (n/m) - Max865(ATL) 08:34:33 10/14/05 nice work! (n/m) - Rage 02:16:45 10/13/05 Sweet (n/m) - CrazyGreek 03:41:11 10/13/05 A very useful product for folks. Kudos. (n/m) - RSR 08:04:04 10/13/05 i would be interested depending on pricing keep us updated (n/m) - joker_20_02 (Rebuilding) 09:00:03 10/13/05 nice (n/m) - Zeus 09:40:46 10/13/05 very nice (n/m) - aliaZ 12:03:03 10/13/05 awesome good job guys (n/m) - CollegeBoy 13:06:13 10/13/05 That looks really familiar :) (n/m) - Toso 14:54:05 10/13/05 didn't realize too much oil was a problem for these - Technomancer 14:54:34 10/13/05 Re: didn't realize too much oil was a problem for these - Seb (Specialty-Z) 15:06:03 10/13/05 Could this be a reason my sport 700's are smoking - Magnum 17:03:36 10/13/05 Re: Could this be a reason my sport 700's are smoking - Seb (Specialty-Z) 20:26:14 10/13/05 awesome! (n/m) - Playboy 23:15:55 10/13/05 how about an oil return kit too? (n/m) - SpecNATT (Houston) 00:57:29 10/14/05
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