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Old 12-09-2016, 02:18 PM
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I have a damaged fitting on my nitrous filter. They come with stainless steel fittings and I have an aluminum fitting that will work. Is it fine using an aluminum fitting at this pressure?
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Originally Posted by baronsmith98
I have a damaged fitting on my nitrous filter. They come with stainless steel fittings and I have an aluminum fitting that will work. Is it fine using an aluminum fitting at this pressure?
Yep .
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I have the exact same problem. I have a brand new filter/regulator and it leaks at the outlet side. I have made sure the fitting is correct and have gone as far as buying a new Russel fitting. I starting to believe there is a problem with the filter seals or outlet.
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Originally Posted by Forcedair
I have the exact same problem. I have a brand new filter/regulator and it leaks at the outlet side. I have made sure the fitting is correct and have gone as far as buying a new Russel fitting. I starting to believe there is a problem with the filter seals or outlet.
Are you using any type of sealant?


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