rtleslie

Your welcome....post up some pic's when your done...

nole_trainer

Now that I'm copying your engine, what radiator cover thingy do you have, and how much $$$

rtleslie

Steeda 79.95, part # 555-0634

nole_trainer

OK, my covers are on the way back to me - finally. On both of the PCV's, do you use the clamps that are on the original hose, or do I use my blue ones? Trying to get everything ready for the install, maybe Tuesday or Wednesday of next week!!

Stoenr

The drivers side 90 degree one I kept, the rest I used the hose clamps

nole_trainer

Thanks, that makes sense! And I guess since I'm getting the JLT, I will use another connection as well. Whew, I'm almost done with the engine. I will post pixs.....

nole_trainer

Done...
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...780#post731780

G.T

Does anyone sell ready cut braided steel hose kits along with locks/caps, etc?
being all the way across the atlantic, it would take me years to get it right, if i'm to order one part at a time and go on a trial and error spree :S

G.T

come on guys, someone please help me find a ready cut hose kit, or at least post your hose measurements

rtleslie

Message number 2 in this thread:

http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...88&postcount=2

nole_trainer

Yea, what he said. There's more than enough info in this thread to do this. I'm a moroon, and I did it

Martimus

And now if somebody would come up with a list of hoses to replace on the V-6 motors...

LEO_06GT

Would a kit like this work??

http://www.powerflowracing.com/spect...ail.asp?PD=636

Can someone pls refresh the links at the begining of this post.

hawgman

That stuff is crap. Don't bother unless you just absolutely want to do it twice.

scramblr

Links refreshed...

First go here, http://www.powerflowracing.com/spectre-catalog.asp and select "Plumbing". Determine all the part numbers needed and then to Autozone web site. You can probably walk into an Autozone and pick up this whole kit and the fittings will be red and blue. I only wanted blue fittings so I bought the hoses and fittings seperately.

Each hose kit comes with 2 fittings (these are the blue and red ones)

5/16" line: http://www.powerflowracing.com/spect...ail.asp?PD=756. It's 48" long and you cut it to the size you need and slip the other clamp on. Need one of these.

3/8" line: http://www.powerflowracing.com/spect...ail.asp?PD=762. It's 36" long and you cut it to size also. Need two of these, and use the excess from one of them for the brake vaccum and buy an extra set of clamps.

5/8" line: http://www.powerflowracing.com/spect...ail.asp?PD=827. This one is 48" long and you cut it to size also. Need one of these as well.

The radiator overflow, passenger side PCV, fuel vaccum, and brake vaccum are 3/8", the fuel rail one is 5/16", and the big PCV on the driver's side is 5/8".

traffic142

They are great. I know they are not "real" braded lines, but it looks really good when you pop your hood.

scramblr

I think Hawg was refering to the link Leo put up which are just sleeves. The links I provided are actual steel braided hoses, probably not good enough for a blown motor, but good for N/A.

Stoenr

Just be warned with this, if you have a different CAI that requires a longer passenger side PCV you may not have enough. Like the JLT intake.

Donna

No...but, I might not have hose somewhere else that you do. I bought everything from this thread and took it to my mechanic. He gave me back quite a bit of leftover...

traffic142

I used mine with the JLT, but skipped the hose from the overflow. Later on with a Canton one, I will put a braded line on it.

Has anyone tried the colored radiator hoses at Moss Mustang yet?