Hey i was wondering if anyone got the Stainless hose sleeving to go over the hoses for under the hood and how it looked, any pics? Also if anyone has gotten them where did they get them and how much. Any info would be great.
Thanks

 

WHAT ?????????????


Get yourself out of the hot sun young man !!!!!!

 

You don't mean braided hoses like this do you :

 

Thats what im talking about yes but no offense looks a little to ricer for me. Thanks though i like the look of the hoses with armor all.

Rob
How did you know i spent all day waxing the truck Saturday had to be like 90 out to damn i didnt realize how hot it was out felt like i was gonna pass out. Suppose to be 106 tommorrow. Rob i sent you mail.

 

OzFSeries:

Are those actual braided lines? How much did that run you?

I think BadAzz was refering to the typical ricer kits they sell (that simply add a stainless sleeve to your lines)

Coldie

 

Are you kidding me!!!!!!!
That looks AWESOME and it is functional.That will be done over the winter.
Vin,Get back in the house.The sun is KILLING your brain cells.

VINNIE

 

Im going for more of the black and billet under the hood look like Rob. Im not done yet you will see hehe

 

Where did you get those?

 

BadAzz516 : I think they'd look ricey if they weren't attached to a L motor. Most of the hot V8 street machines and customs around here run braid.


Coldie: Yep they're real alright.. can't tell you what they cost yet my buddy did them at his shop 3 months ago, but he hasn't billed me yet .



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I think they look great. They would probably look better on a silver truck haha

If you think its been hot, try wearing a full leather jacket and welding, baby thats hot! But it does make the beer taste better at lunch

 

If he's willing to sell sets, I'd take one.

My e-mail is hhoppert@qwest.net if you want to take it off-line

 

That his truck is backwards to ours? I think it looks cool but man would it be hard to get use to..

 

the welds look a lot better after lunch too(-; i used to do the same thing and those leathers do get hot...built tow boats and barges in St.Louis,worked the oil wells in west texas and alaska,worked construction around dallas...been 'dar done 'dat

 

Amen Brother

 

Coldie : He's not really interested in supply sets to people. Honestly though, any mechanic that does even a little custom work should be able to whip up a set in a matter of a day or so if he's worth his salt.

soonerlightning: Yeah it's backwards but we drive on the left side of the road too. Try driving a left hand drive car or truck on the left side, not fun, you can't judge the center line.


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