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Old 07-14-2006, 10:49 PM
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Can anyone help me try and find where to purchase only the bendable copper purge lines that come with the NOS 5177 kit? Or maybe a substitute? One of mine snapped
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I got the copper line that I use for my purge at the local hardware store, most any hardware store should have what you need.
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Copper works but it is subject to cracking from vibration. Not a big deal on a purge line but that is why you never see it used in a critical application like brake line.

Nylon or plastic line works fine. I used the white nylon line we used to use for hydraulic brakes on our race karts. You can heat it with a heat gun and bend it easily and it will hold the shape after it cools. A wet rag helps it cool more quickly. It makes gradual bends nicely and can be tywraped in place. You should be able to find it at a hardware store or for sure at a hydraulics supply place. I am going to get some black line I found at the hydraulic place since it blends in and looks like a factory line.
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yeah no need to order it overpriced from the company you can get it at harware stores in the plumbing section for real cheap like these guys have said
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Found it guys, thanks for your help. My local auto store was selling the kit by autometer so even better




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