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Thread: In need of oil lines...
top1usa


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posted July 07, 2013 06:58 AM

In need of oil lines...

Hey guys, any recommendations on oil cooler lines? They're starting to leak.

Thanks in advance....

Tim
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remydrm


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posted July 08, 2013 02:31 PM



Easiest option would be to contact Rotary Works and buy their braided line kit. I'm sure they have the right fittings for old style dual pass coolers.

Otherwise, the better option, stop by Mazdatrix and get AN fitting adapters and steel braided lines. I bought my racecar cooler from Dave and he had his adapters on their to switch to AN.

       
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TimPA136


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posted July 09, 2013 09:03 PM

I got mine from racing beat as a kit.
Follow the installation instructions to the T.

       
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top1usa


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posted July 17, 2013 06:09 AM

Thanks guys....

Thanks Massi and Tim...will look into it! Just hate oil drips! :(

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wackyracer


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posted July 19, 2013 09:32 PM

In Socal, bring your stock oil lines to "The Hoseman" and have them replace it with high pressure and be sure to have them crimp the ends. No need to buy the AN fitting for appx $10/each.

I dont trust steelbraided (RB/Mazdatrix) as back in the days when LA junkyards were filed with RX, most of the ones with steel braided lines had blown motor due to leaky or blown steel braided lines.

       
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remydrm


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posted July 22, 2013 10:19 AM


wackyracer has a good idea.. let me know if you go that route.

Sounds like a good idea and would save a lot of cash.

       
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top1usa


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posted October 05, 2013 05:47 PM

Awesomeness...

Wackyracer....took your advise but I took it to Luky's hardware store in Burbank instead on a Saturday where Hoseman closes at 12pm. They have every fittings imaginable and they changed my oil lines to perfection!

Massi....I took Wackyracer's advise and changed my lines instead and it worked out great!
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Xp882


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posted April 03, 2015 01:02 PM

Tim pa do you have pics of the racing beat lines install I just got some but the front short line looks like it will have a major bend blind to turn 90

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