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79BIG10 · 11-19-2002, 05:49 AM

Thanks Mike. So if I ever changed to a braided line like you have then I would need to get the right corresponding size (say fuel line) from SAE to AN then get the right fittings for size of line.

How much more is the braided line and what is so special about it? Is it just looks or does it have good points over standard rubber as well? I know you have alot of it on your truck and looks good but does the lines replace all the lines like tranny fluid, brake fluid etc?

11-19-2002, 05:49 AM	#5
79BIG10 I'm back with 2nd truck! Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Texas Posts: 3,774	Thanks Mike. So if I ever changed to a braided line like you have then I would need to get the right corresponding size (say fuel line) from SAE to AN then get the right fittings for size of line. How much more is the braided line and what is so special about it? Is it just looks or does it have good points over standard rubber as well? I know you have alot of it on your truck and looks good but does the lines replace all the lines like tranny fluid, brake fluid etc? __________________ 1979 Chevrolet Bonanza Big10 "Tootsie Roll" 1985 Chevrolet Silverado (wife's) Member of the Southern Bowties Club "Don't underestimate how sexy a fat man who drinks to excess can be." Homer Simpson