custom -6AN cooler lines installed *pics*
03-22-2007, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by wickedred
silver-mod-o: You care to PM me a parts list you used and where you bought everything from? I would love to copy your setup.
I would also like to have the list and price.
Thanks.
03-23-2007, 07:55 AM
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just for everyone else wondering... I got hooked up with most of the parts through friends with connections... the only parts I really PAID for were the steel -6 45* swivels. They were about $6 a piece at a local hydraulics shop. Having a system like this fabbed up for yourself would cost anywhere from $75-$250 I'd say depending on which materials you wnated to use and what specific fittings you wanted to choose for your specific setup.
As you may already know, the really nice braided stainless hoses, with nice anodized fittings throughout may turn out to look better than mine, but will be pretty spendy...
-This is just the way I decided to do mine... it was VERY cost effective and works extermely efficiently. the added volume of the -6 hose vs the hard steel lines is a world of difference, and it shows on the temp guage.
just for everyone else wondering... I got hooked up with most of the parts through friends with connections... the only parts I really PAID for were the steel -6 45* swivels. They were about $6 a piece at a local hydraulics shop. Having a system like this fabbed up for yourself would cost anywhere from $75-$250 I'd say depending on which materials you wnated to use and what specific fittings you wanted to choose for your specific setup.
As you may already know, the really nice braided stainless hoses, with nice anodized fittings throughout may turn out to look better than mine, but will be pretty spendy...
-This is just the way I decided to do mine... it was VERY cost effective and works extermely efficiently. the added volume of the -6 hose vs the hard steel lines is a world of difference, and it shows on the temp guage.
