Speed Density

iTrader: (38)

I have about 20 fittings and lines ready to go on my car.

Everything is all measured out, and ive mocked everything up.

Seems easy enough to put em on, but if seen some shitty installs...

Anyway,

I picked up the Aeromotive Vice adapter so that the fittings dont get destroyed, ive also got some WD-40.

Lines are -10 and -8

Any techniques that you have doing this? Tips? Tricks?

Tony.

Jake@EPP

For cutting the line, i would reccomend a dremel with a cut off wheel. If you can spar the extra expense i would get the summit AN cutting tool. The best way to do a perfect fit is a perfect cut. It is allways going to be harder when there is frays on the line.

I would use somewhat of a motor oil on the AN threads to help it go on.

Also, when your done making the section, go ahead and spray a brake cleaner into the line and blow it out with a air gun to rid of anything that might be in the line, you dont want that clogging an injector.

Speed Density

iTrader: (38)

I got ALL of my -8 lines and fittings together, but im having the WORST time getting -10 to go together.

Its like the fittings are to small for the line, becasue the line just keeps freying.

Tony.

Mikey 97Z M6

iTrader: (37)

Wrap the braided line with tape where you're cutting it. After the cut, the tape will keep each new end from fraying. Leave the tape on until you've installed the line on the fitting.

A hacksaw will work for cutting it also, using the tape method.

Mike

Speed Density

iTrader: (38)

Ive done tape thing, or at least tried. I think im just going to get some beef *** cutters at the depot tommorow.

Tony.

jldak318

iTrader: (3)

dont wrap the line alot with tape. i use electrical tape and only wrap it with only one layer so it will go onto the fitting easy.