loop in hard lines why ?
01-20-2017, 03:45 PM
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loop in hard lines why ?
HI all i have fitted headers to mr 88 formula. the hard lines are very close to the header . im replacing the lines and would like to run them under the stearing colum and loose the loops to gain clearance . anyone ?
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Re: loop in hard lines why ?
Exactly: they are there to keep them from cracking from vibration and body flex.
Either figure out a way to retain them, or get braided stainless flex hoses to replace them. One way or another there needs to be some "give" in them.
Either figure out a way to retain them, or get braided stainless flex hoses to replace them. One way or another there needs to be some "give" in them.
