braided cooler lines

Cannonball · Post by **Cannonball** » Wed Sep 25, 13 5:26 pm

anyone had a set of braided cooler lines made for your autobox ??? if so what did it cost you ???

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Wed Sep 25, 13 6:23 pm

AN-6AN - lines and fittings £100 + cooler (£60)

jerry · Post by **jerry** » Wed Sep 25, 13 6:27 pm

Got a lot of stuff from these, good service you can price it up from there
Ebay shop.

Blue · Post by **Blue** » Wed Sep 25, 13 6:28 pm

Bit of an open ended question fella! Depends where you get your stuff and what it's going in. I have done it a couple of times, 727 in a standard floorpan following the route of the standard pipework. Buying from Speedflow I don't think I got any change out of £100. What really bumps up the cost is the adaptors and elbows you need to use to get onto the box in the limited space you have.

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Wed Sep 25, 13 6:48 pm

Cheaper to get the bits to do the job shipped from Summit than buying from Speedflow.

Blue · Post by **Blue** » Wed Sep 25, 13 7:01 pm

Very much so!

GTXJim · Post by **GTXJim** » Wed Sep 25, 13 7:07 pm

Yes I've made up a couple of sets, think automotive are good, you need two 1/8NPT to -6AN then I use one 45*-6AN swivel and one 90* -6AN swivel, then -6 hose then on the other end two 90*-6AN into cooler

Cannonball · Post by **Cannonball** » Wed Sep 25, 13 8:37 pm

this is for a mustang with a c4 left the remains of the old steel pipes at a hydraulics place ........ make me some new braided lines up please 5 hrs later there you go sir £210.00 plus vat thats why i asked robbin Bananarama! left em on the counter,

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Wed Sep 25, 13 8:40 pm

I bet they did not try to press the point with you

Cannonball · Post by **Cannonball** » Wed Sep 25, 13 8:43 pm

Pete wrote:

I bet they did not try to press the point with you

Your right pete

the kicker is i used to carry there decal on the orange chall and the blue chall what a bunch of to55er2

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Wed Sep 25, 13 8:54 pm

Name and Shame!

I should say that my quote was part only and I made them up...

"Torques" on EvilBay are good, with a very fast service.

The quality is not quite up to Speedflow or Earles; but it is fit for purpose and 30% cheaper........

Cannonball · Post by **Cannonball** » Wed Sep 25, 13 9:01 pm

Pete wrote:Name and Shame!

I should say that my quote was part only and I made them up...

"Torques" on EvilBay are good, with a very fast service.

The quality is not quite up to Speedflow or Earles; but it is fit for purpose and 30% cheaper........

thanks, yes i was expecting £100-£120 at the outside as i dont consider industrial type pipes/crimping as good asthetically as the stuff we use on the race cars etc,

Cannonball · Post by **Cannonball** » Thu Sep 26, 13 11:18 am

well the guys came good got a call £130 plus the vat can just about live with that the guy wants his car back

will get the price first next time,

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Thu Sep 26, 13 12:14 pm

Same guys?

They went away and contemplated the meaning of life, and then came back witha realistic price???

Result.

Cannonball · Post by **Cannonball** » Thu Sep 26, 13 12:16 pm

Pete wrote:Same guys?

They went away and contemplated the meaning of life, and then came back witha realistic price???

Result.

yes pete nr on £100 off