picture of engine compartment braided hoses
picture of engine compartment braided hoses
Within the past several days I saw a picture on these boards of a Lightning that had braided steel hoses under the hood.
Now I can't locate it. If anyone here remembers seeing it, or if you posted it, would you please let me know where I can find it.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Marc
Now I can't locate it. If anyone here remembers seeing it, or if you posted it, would you please let me know where I can find it.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Marc
That guy is from Europe......notice the master cylinder and brake fluid resevoir is on our passenger side.......his driver side.
He posted pics before, it looked weird seeing an interior like that.
--Joe
He posted pics before, it looked weird seeing an interior like that.
--Joe
Originally posted by soap
That guy is from Europe......notice the master cylinder and brake fluid resevoir is on our passenger side.......his driver side.
He posted pics before, it looked weird seeing an interior like that.
--Joe
That guy is from Europe......notice the master cylinder and brake fluid resevoir is on our passenger side.......his driver side.
He posted pics before, it looked weird seeing an interior like that.
--Joe
Australia
Originally posted by Marc Carpenter
Thanks PFA.....Hows the truck running? Going to Norwalk anytime soon?
Marc
Thanks PFA.....Hows the truck running? Going to Norwalk anytime soon?
Marc
Wayne
FYI the braided lines you see are just covers, not real braided hose with AN-type fittings. Looks nice, no other function.
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I myself became infatuated with that same picture and started asking around at different Speed and Street Rod shops about getting it done. Every place I went told me they wouldn't be able to do a complete setup because a lot of pieces I needed weren't available. Every place recommended I use stailess sleeves. I wasn't really interested in that though.
Originally posted by ILL_SVT
I myself became infatuated with that same picture and started asking around at different Speed and Street Rod shops about getting it done. Every place I went told me they wouldn't be able to do a complete setup because a lot of pieces I needed weren't available. Every place recommended I use stailess sleeves. I wasn't really interested in that though.
I myself became infatuated with that same picture and started asking around at different Speed and Street Rod shops about getting it done. Every place I went told me they wouldn't be able to do a complete setup because a lot of pieces I needed weren't available. Every place recommended I use stailess sleeves. I wasn't really interested in that though.
Actually there is is place in Lexington that will do that for
ya ... VERY expensive, like $4,000 but all hoses and
connectors.
Originally posted by SVT_KY
Actually there is is place in Lexington that will do that for
ya ... VERY expensive, like $4,000 but all hoses and
connectors.
Actually there is is place in Lexington that will do that for
ya ... VERY expensive, like $4,000 but all hoses and
connectors.
Daniel
I believe I remember seeing under Bulldog's hood - he has a wicked setup. Real braided lines, etc. He also has his MAF and air filter almost immediately after the throttle body, to catch the cold air from his Cervini's hood....
Anyone have a pic they can post? Maybe the guy who posted the Truckputer stuff?
Anyone have a pic they can post? Maybe the guy who posted the Truckputer stuff?



............I knew it was far from the US though.