FLT L7 Install / Tru Cool 40K / Bud Hayes3 rocks!
May 30, 2010 | 01:56 PM
#32
Billy, those are for a Z06. 
Now, w/o further ado. When I do a project, I try to help. PICS = 1000 words!
ProLite hose. It's not cheap!!!
But it's easy to work w/., since there's no steel braid & has a min. bend radius of 2 1/2", rated @ 350PSI, safety factor of 4:1. You'll never hit 350, say 1400 is outta the question on a trans, even in reverse. Here's most of my AN goodies, but not all. It costs a lot to run full AN end-end. Yes, some Aeroquip mixed in, but mostly Earl's.
The straight AN fittings weren't even used, nor were the steel adapters to lower right. Instead of steel, I opted for blue anodized Earl's as seen in later pic. Consider it a $100 credit, since the Summit guy claimed he knew everything I needed to do AN for trans & cooler. He didn't!
You need 2 of these at trans. They're 1/4 pipe - (-6AN) adapters. Thanks Snake Oiler for info!
3 of these. I used 2 after the 1/4-6 adapter @ trans & 1 on lower connection @ Rad. I used a 90* on the upper Rad connection. The Earl's 90* p/n is AT809106ERL.
4 of these 5/8" Inverted Flare Adapters. Thanks again, Snake Oiler!!!
: 2 @ Rad, 2 @ Cooler.
Need I say more. Level 7!!!
My Poor Man's Tranny Jack. Helped to prevent slips crushin my bro or me, but I shoulda made it a hair bigger. I only measured 2 sides. The front protrudes, so needs to be compensated for that.
A billet work of art!
Lower brkt & non swivel 90*s. I do not recommend non swivel crimp-ons. It's the non-swivel part, cause it has to have hose rotated at opposite end. Spend the extra $2-3 per fitting x2.
Also, not seen is the upper brkt I made. I'm not happy w/. how the finish turned out, but I rattle-canned it instead of breakin out the real eqpt. - A spray gun woulda done a much, nicer job. Materials were recommended at a paint store I deal w/. It's on & functional, but may be modded...
Now, w/o further ado. When I do a project, I try to help. PICS = 1000 words!
ProLite hose. It's not cheap!!!
But it's easy to work w/., since there's no steel braid & has a min. bend radius of 2 1/2", rated @ 350PSI, safety factor of 4:1. You'll never hit 350, say 1400 is outta the question on a trans, even in reverse. Here's most of my AN goodies, but not all. It costs a lot to run full AN end-end. Yes, some Aeroquip mixed in, but mostly Earl's.
The straight AN fittings weren't even used, nor were the steel adapters to lower right. Instead of steel, I opted for blue anodized Earl's as seen in later pic. Consider it a $100 credit, since the Summit guy claimed he knew everything I needed to do AN for trans & cooler. He didn't!
You need 2 of these at trans. They're 1/4 pipe - (-6AN) adapters. Thanks Snake Oiler for info!
3 of these. I used 2 after the 1/4-6 adapter @ trans & 1 on lower connection @ Rad. I used a 90* on the upper Rad connection. The Earl's 90* p/n is AT809106ERL.
4 of these 5/8" Inverted Flare Adapters. Thanks again, Snake Oiler!!!
: 2 @ Rad, 2 @ Cooler.Need I say more. Level 7!!!
My Poor Man's Tranny Jack. Helped to prevent slips crushin my bro or me, but I shoulda made it a hair bigger. I only measured 2 sides. The front protrudes, so needs to be compensated for that.
A billet work of art!
Lower brkt & non swivel 90*s. I do not recommend non swivel crimp-ons. It's the non-swivel part, cause it has to have hose rotated at opposite end. Spend the extra $2-3 per fitting x2.
Also, not seen is the upper brkt I made. I'm not happy w/. how the finish turned out, but I rattle-canned it instead of breakin out the real eqpt. - A spray gun woulda done a much, nicer job. Materials were recommended at a paint store I deal w/. It's on & functional, but may be modded...
Last edited by fastnblu; May 31, 2010 at 09:55 PM. Reason: Added 90* p/n.
May 30, 2010 | 02:28 PM
#35
May 30, 2010 | 02:34 PM
#36
I knew who u thought it was. I use those disposable gloves but I don't wear pink. 
I was just playin, he's around that height (5'10"), & not that heavy.
I'm the youngest, but I'm not 5'10", & I'm more solid.
I was just playin, he's around that height (5'10"), & not that heavy.
I'm the youngest, but I'm not 5'10", & I'm more solid.
Last edited by fastnblu; May 30, 2010 at 02:40 PM.
May 30, 2010 | 09:07 PM
#40
