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In a message dated 4/14/2005 10:05:22 PM Pacific Standard Time,
Dastaten@earthlink.net writes:
So, if I
use a rubber clad hose, I CANT use AN fittings??? whats a good source of
info on "building hoses"?
Yes you CAN use the rubber clad hose and AN fittings. Earl's
performance flex hose and fittings or Aeroquip are almost
interchangeable. (not quite, don't try it) Both have an excellent
rubber clad to AN hose end. Earl's ends are available in aluminum in the large
sizes and have a hose end swivel feature which makes routing and set-up much
easier. Holley, the performance giant ate Earls a while ago. I believe you can
download the Earls catalog from their site. It is worth having while you plan
the hoses out. For those in the group that don't know about it a GREAT book is
available written by Carrol Smith called NUTS,BOLTS,FASTENERS and PLUMBING
Handbook. This is one of the most useful racers reference books around. If
you're building an airplane or race vehicle YOU NEED THIS BOOK. Highly
recomended, he explains why to use certain fasteners in certain places, and
where you don't need to spend the extra money. Available on Amazon, I've gone
thru 2 of them. That and the Earl's catalog will set you straight on most
things.
Bill Jepson
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