running stainless & anodised pcv line???
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running stainless & anodised pcv line???
I was thinking of running a length of stainless steel hose from the pcv valve with colored anodized fittings on my L98 engine, so I ran through all the photo's in the engine pic gallery and didn't see anyone having done this.
I'm assuming that there's no reason not to. The question I have, as I've never run stainless tubing before, is if there might be any suggestions on a nicer way to set up the fittings other than slapping on one foot of hose and two colored clamp ends?
Did I explain that correctly?
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I'm assuming that there's no reason not to. The question I have, as I've never run stainless tubing before, is if there might be any suggestions on a nicer way to set up the fittings other than slapping on one foot of hose and two colored clamp ends?
Did I explain that correctly?
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If you want to see what it looks like, just pick up a Hot Rod magazine from the late 80s. Back then everybody had stainless lines (or fake braided stainless lines) with a different colored fitting on every line.
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