School me on AN lines/fittings
#21
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i used Russell fittings for everything on my car and they worked well.
I know you didnt ask for this but thought i would add it for other people that may be looking for some help:
http://www.jegs.com/images/fittingselectionguide.pdf
I know you didnt ask for this but thought i would add it for other people that may be looking for some help:
http://www.jegs.com/images/fittingselectionguide.pdf
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Here's a link for you.
https://www.miataturbo.net/general-m...od-read-70535/
I would not, under any circumstance, use a push-fitting for an oil line. But, if you do, be very careful to get the high-temperature rated hose. Even that is marginal for typical track oil temperatures.
https://www.miataturbo.net/general-m...od-read-70535/
I would not, under any circumstance, use a push-fitting for an oil line. But, if you do, be very careful to get the high-temperature rated hose. Even that is marginal for typical track oil temperatures.
#29
Push locs are fine when using them for what they were designed for. When you assemble them correctly you literally have to cut them off. If you can pull them apart with your hands you did something wrong somewhere. Prefect solution for low pressure situations ie: catch can lines, fuel return, turbo drain, etc. Also as stated in a previous post, make sure they're supported properly.
#30
Yes real push lok fittings from parker require the line to be cut off. They also don't sell a fuel rated hose, all of the hoses are designed for low pressure petro based hydrualic fluid, water/glycol, and air. And parker also warns against using any sort of clamps with them, they claim the clamp can compromise the integrity of the seal.
Push lok and barb w/ clamp are two very different animals.
Push lok and barb w/ clamp are two very different animals.
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