Quick disconnect fittings for oil lines - where?
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I am trying to find a mfg or supplier for well made, high pressure, quick disconnect aluminum fittings. I want to use them for some of my oil and fuel lines but have been unable to find a good source. Can anyone help? I wonder how expensive they are?
For those of you who don't know what I am talking about, take a look at the photo of the Audi R8 and notice all the colourful fittings.
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**Update - I found a company called Jiffy Tite but would still appreciate leads for others.**
For those of you who don't know what I am talking about, take a look at the photo of the Audi R8 and notice all the colourful fittings.
Thanks
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**Update - I found a company called Jiffy Tite but would still appreciate leads for others.**
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Originally Posted by Stuttgart
where are you located?
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If the you want the best one available - Parker Stratoflex - generally available in steel, aluminum or titanium -- I would use no other! As to oil lines, check the psi, but the aluminum should work. As to the fuel lines, check both the pressure and the compatibility (or the lack thereof) of any o-rings in the QDV with the fuel.
P.S. QDV's also used on transmission lines, in certain brake lines, in calipers.
P.S. QDV's also used on transmission lines, in certain brake lines, in calipers.
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The water line connectors are Wiggins Clamp Assemblies, the oil and fuel line connectors are either Staubli or Krontec.
look here: http://www.goodridge.net/cat.html
look here: http://www.goodridge.net/cat.html