Who sells dash 3 braided oil hose?...cant track any down

[Guest vf20/21bg5]

Ive looked and asked on trademe and nothing yet,do i have to go to a brake and clutch outfit to get it?I need one exactly the same as this setup here with the m12x1.25 banjo's at either end and the 500mm length but in -3 not -4 as per Steve m's recomendation for my turbo oil feed line....any suggestions? http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=345491960

[Guest]

Why -3 ?

[Guest]

Try ENZED or similar,

Think there is a member here in TGA that does all those fluid hose fitting for work

[Koom]

http://www.cardwells.co.nz/

http://www.edgeparts.co.nz/

http://www.silvesterv8.co.nz/

or you could try STAParts if you want to buy some chinese stuff.

(Also not sure about the SRP stuff that Sylvester's sells, they used to have Earls, Goodridge etc)

[Guest vf20/21bg5]

 Ichi Ban said:

Why -3 ?

Steve said it brings the oil pressure up befor it enters the turbo(which makes sence).....he said its very importand not to have -4 but to only have -3 for his td05's.

[DRFVDR]

 Ichi Ban said:

Try ENZED or similar,

Think there is a member here in TGA that does all those fluid hose fitting for work

there was but he has deleted his account

you could ask notafoz as adam is his mate

[D-Style]

I use Cardwells for all my Earls fittings. They have a huge selection and plenty of hose. Plus Cardwells daughter works there and she's hot.

[Guest S T E Y E]

Use hydraulink or enzed...cant beet hydraulic specialist!!! diggers etc with hydraulics have alot more pressure than a engine

[nt_a_foz]

 DRFVDR']

[quote name='Ichi Ban said:

Try ENZED or similar,

Think there is a member here in TGA that does all those fluid hose fitting for work

/quote]

there was but he has deleted his account

you could ask notafoz as adam is his mate

can put you in touch with him if your serious, he works for hydraulink

[Guest vf20/21bg5]

 nt_a_foz']

[quote name='Ichi Ban said:

Try ENZED or similar,

Think there is a member here in TGA that does all those fluid hose fitting for work

/quote]

there was but he has deleted his account

you could ask notafoz as adam is his mate

can put you in touch with him if your serious, he works for hydraulink

...its probly just best if i go into enzed or hydrolink Hamilton and ask,chees for all your help

[Guest]

apex do all the lines and the earls (although i think they have a diff brand maybe fragola or xrp they all good too) also hrp in euclid ave, basically sell the same range as cardwells. beware the fittings from enzed etc, as they sometimes are not suited to motorsport/ car use due to their crimp on design.

for something like your oil line earls, fragola, xrp, goodridge are all good quality fittings, i have used them in the past.

also would be very surprised if the pressure in the oil line exceeds 100 psi unless you are running a dry sump system. the braided outer (stainless steel usually) is more for abrasion resistance than pressure.

[D-Style]

Power steer lines are the only high pressure lines you would want crimped fittings for.

[Guest vf20/21bg5]

 penguin said:

apex do all the lines and the earls (although i think they have a diff brand maybe fragola or xrp they all good too) also hrp in euclid ave, basically sell the same range as cardwells. beware the fittings from enzed etc, as they sometimes are not suited to motorsport/ car use due to their crimp on design.

for something like your oil line earls, fragola, xrp, goodridge are all good quality fittings, i have used them in the past.

also would be very surprised if the pressure in the oil line exceeds 100 psi unless you are running a dry sump system. the braided outer (stainless steel usually) is more for abrasion resistance than pressure.

cool,yeah just went into apex the other day to get a dash to dash fitting.....ill ask them for a price, isnt braiding also to keep the the heat from softening the hose too?

[Guest]

 D-Style said:

I use Cardwells for all my Earls fittings. They have a huge selection and plenty of hose. Plus Cardwells daughter works there and she's hot.

But she's also got the rich girl attitude !! - shame

[driftrex]

 penguin said:

apex do all the lines and the earls (although i think they have a diff brand maybe fragola or xrp they all good too) also hrp in euclid ave, basically sell the same range as cardwells. beware the fittings from enzed etc, as they sometimes are not suited to motorsport/ car use due to their crimp on design.

for something like your oil line earls, fragola, xrp, goodridge are all good quality fittings, i have used them in the past.

also would be very surprised if the pressure in the oil line exceeds 100 psi unless you are running a dry sump system. the braided outer (stainless steel usually) is more for abrasion resistance than pressure.

apex do speedflow fittings

[Guest vf20/21bg5]

 driftrex']

[quote name='penguin said:

apex do all the lines and the earls (although i think they have a diff brand maybe fragola or xrp they all good too) also hrp in euclid ave, basically sell the same range as cardwells. beware the fittings from enzed etc, as they sometimes are not suited to motorsport/ car use due to their crimp on design.

for something like your oil line earls, fragola, xrp, goodridge are all good quality fittings, i have used them in the past.

also would be very surprised if the pressure in the oil line exceeds 100 psi unless you are running a dry sump system. the braided outer (stainless steel usually) is more for abrasion resistance than pressure.

/quote]

apex do speedflow fittings

yep i know i got a couple off them,ill go tto them for my custom oil line