Braided Steel Lines

[Lyle's GTP]

You are correct sir. I am the confused one. It would help if I read the entire thread. A bow in your direction.

No need my good man, I hope I did not offend the.

[procup56mech]

try www.goodridge.net NHRA,NASCAR, and Busch Team Use there stuff and My shop is Right next door to them. I myself Sell there stuff, and it's top o' the line

[Lyle's GTP]

Yeah, I'm not sure about the quality factor. I couldn't find any detail about the type of stainless hose they use. I know the stuff I was looking into there was two kinds. "Automotive", and "industrial" grade the automotive which was a rubber line braided with stainless. The industrial line was teflon braided with stainless. Both are great, but the teflon was much better. It had a larger temperature range, a higher pressure rating and higher safety factor than the automotive hose. I would also bet any money that the "automotive" hose costs more, because it caters to this market. So my suggestion would be that the best choice would be the teflon industrial grade hose.

Lyle

[procup56mech]

Braided Hose

Goodridge sells several Different types of line from your Basic "Automotive" to "Industrial" types of Line Goodridge Lines are also Used not only by top Race Series but also by NASA. The Telfon Lines are used primarialy for NOS (Juice), Brake, and Clutch applications. The Rubber Lines are used for Oils, water, and fuel. Goodridge also has available a "600 Series" HIGH Pressure Braided Rubber line that has a
burst pressure of over 11800 psi in a -4 line. Hope this Helps.

[Lyle's GTP]

Yeah, the teflon line I was looking at had a burst pressure of 15000 PSI in a 3/8" line. I'll find out the brand and prices as well.

Lyle

[napatiger]

I found a local shop that has "braided steel line" that you can buy by the foot in different sizes.
nice.

LJ'z machine and speed shop Napa Valley CA