Re: Tranny Lines??
[Re: GTXKen]
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05/27/09 01:45 PM
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1MYTGTX
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I plumbed mine with 3/8's hard line....
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Re: Tranny Lines??
[Re: GTXKen]
#330274
05/27/09 03:00 PM
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mopowers
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I bought braided lines and fittings from Summit, nice clean install and IMHO much easier/better than hard lines. If you want you can get a trans line kit from CRT and be done with it, it comes with lines and fittings.
What size lines did you use?
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Re: Tranny Lines??
[Re: mopowers]
#330275
05/27/09 03:22 PM
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GTXKen
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I bought braided lines and fittings from Summit, nice clean install and IMHO much easier/better than hard lines. If you want you can get a trans line kit from CRT and be done with it, it comes with lines and fittings.
What size lines did you use?
-6 an
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Re: Tranny Lines??
[Re: GTXKen]
#330276
05/29/09 12:48 AM
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count another with -6 braided line. I ran mine over to the frame rail and up. feel much better about it now than with hard lines.
LemonWedge - Street heavy / Strip ready - 11.07 @ 120
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Re: Tranny Lines??
[Re: mopowers]
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05/29/09 10:53 AM
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Are rubber trans lines a no-no?
I know that the answer is .. NO ! 
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Re: Tranny Lines??
[Re: mopowers]
#330281
05/29/09 12:45 PM
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Are rubber trans lines a no-no?
If you want bullet proof use the teflon lined -6 lines. More expensive, but you will not worry down the road about rubber deterioration. 
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Re: Tranny Lines??
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05/29/09 01:33 PM
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JohnRR
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If you use the correct rubber lines you are OK.. I went to a hydraulic hose shop and the sold me hose that won't fall apart in oils and is rated to handle 300 psi..this stuff is used on hydraulic equipment n stuff .. Been on for 3 years and no problems...
it also wants to be rated for over 400*F
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