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  1. 07-12-2004 12:10 PM #1
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    Question Gel Filled Oil pressure line

     



    Has anybody heard about and know were to get a Gel Filled oil pressure line that runs into the interior and hooks up to your oil pressure gauge??,,, Replaces the cheapy plastic tubbing you get with all the gauges????
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    Never heard about it, we always use the steel braid line to the oil gauge,nuthin worse than 200 hundred degree oil on your lap or legs to ruin your day......
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    Well lucky for me I had just turned outta the drive way but I did get a shoe full!!
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    Copper?

     



    I had the same issue and I was going to replace the line with Copper tube. I found the same size copper tubing while I was looking for the compression fittings to repair the old plastic tube.

    Can anyone think of a reason this would be a bad idea?
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    Copper will break from vibration over time, 3 or 4 feet of braided steel & fittings
    will cost ya much less than skin grafts......
    If nuthin else at least use steel brake line
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    Steel or stainless steel is fine--use flex connection at block to prevent work hardening and cracking. Had sucess with this.
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