Coolant Hose Adapter
What are you guys w/ NAs using to step down 3/8 --> 5/16?
I have a banjo w/ a 3/8 hose barb. However, the water fittings on the motor are 5/16.
Every hydraulic place I've called said that's an odd fitting size and don't carry it.
Thanks.
I have a banjo w/ a 3/8 hose barb. However, the water fittings on the motor are 5/16.
Every hydraulic place I've called said that's an odd fitting size and don't carry it.
Thanks.
Like I told you in the PMs when you were interested in buying them, you can use 5/16" hose without a problem. 3/8" is 6/16", so 5/16" just fits on there a little tighter.
That's the way the turbo kits were supplied long ago by FM and BEGi, and still are unless you get SS lines.
That's the way the turbo kits were supplied long ago by FM and BEGi, and still are unless you get SS lines.
All the hydraulic places I called and asked about using 5/16 hose on a 3/8 barb said it would be a bad idea. Something about stretching the weaving so it becomes very weak.
I'll just step it down w/ some adapters.
I'll just step it down w/ some adapters.
You aren't running 2000psi through your water lines. Don't be a *****.
Hahaha. 
Anyway, I might not be running it w/ 2000psi but I am running it near heat. I'd imagine weakened weaving + heat will likely cause premature hose failure @ the barb. Need to start looking into fire sleeves.

Anyway, I might not be running it w/ 2000psi but I am running it near heat. I'd imagine weakened weaving + heat will likely cause premature hose failure @ the barb. Need to start looking into fire sleeves.
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