oil line options
#1
Burning Brakes
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oil line options
has anyone done the braided lines upgrade on the oil lines to the cooler?where does one obtain the fittings?any info regarding this project would be appreciated
#3
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You can use Earl's or Aeroquip stainless mesh covered hoses. I recommend -16an sized hose, although some use -12an. The metric fittings needed can be sourced from Pegasus Racing (www.pegasusautoracing.com). The other fittings are standard -an fittings.
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I have read several times over the past few years that you need to keep the metal lines to ensure heat is dissipated. The info wnt furhter stating that rubber or insulated hoses keep the temperature higher by 10-30 degrees. I don't know the true story, but tend to go with the metal lines like factory or elephant Racing fiined ones to keep the heat down.
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I would urge you to check the oil lines that are sold by Elephant Racing.
http://www.elephantracing.com/oilhan...oolingkits.htm
They sell finned oil lines that you may find are superior in terms of heat radiation...
here is what they claim you can achieve:
Substantial temperature reduction
Purge valve clears dirty oil from system
Easy bolt-on installation
No duct work, sits in air stream under car
Stock appearance
It would seem that you can buy both of them replaced ~US$ 650 (!)
http://www.elephantracing.com/oilhan...oolingkits.htm
They sell finned oil lines that you may find are superior in terms of heat radiation...
here is what they claim you can achieve:
Substantial temperature reduction
Purge valve clears dirty oil from system
Easy bolt-on installation
No duct work, sits in air stream under car
Stock appearance
It would seem that you can buy both of them replaced ~US$ 650 (!)