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good-priced oil pipes?

chairchild Posted a lot Posts: 1,884	good-priced oil pipes?chairchild @chairchild
	Jun 27, 2011 20:26:59 GMT Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top
	Right, I'm going to be needing some oil pipes made up for my turbos, where does everyone get theirs made up? May end up adding a banjo fitting to the existing turbo feed, and connecting off that. Flexible pipe is a must, as the turbo will more than likely not be attatched to the engine block Obviously I'm not going to ask for the "cheapest" pipe, as we all know, that's just a false economy. I'm more after pipe, with the "best" price So, who's used who? And what kinda prices have you paid?
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jrevillug Posted a lot Posts: 3,520	good-priced oil pipes?jrevillug @jrevillug
	Jun 28, 2011 16:50:14 GMT Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top
	Think Automotive make, amongst other things, Mocal oil coolers. They will sell you hose and fittings by post - I bought 3m of 1/2" hose for my oil cooler pipes for about £17, though I had the fittings and Jubilee(-branded) clips already. www.thinkauto.com/acatalog/On_line_shop_Moquip_hose___fittings_53.html With suitable fittings, Jubilee clips are more than safe enough - although they don't work well with braided hose, and aren't as pretty as swaged hose. The maximum rated hydraulic pressure for the sizes that you'll be looking at is 203 psi - most car oil systems don't go above 70 psi even stone cold. The engine that you're working on was turbocharged already, yes? If so, I imagine that you already have several of the fittings that you need.
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