YOUR RESEARCHAftermarket coolant lines
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I've searched, but haven't come up with anything. Does anyone produce aftermarket/performance coolant lines for the 996? I know there are a sh*tload of coolant lines on this car, but I'd like to avoid bursting another line like I did at Mid-Ohio in the spring. What do the spec guys use? Thanks
When doing my supercharger install last winter, I contemplated converting some smaller hoses over to PTFE hoses, with nice AN fittings -- http://www.frozenboost.com/product_i...9063f6e9604ce6 -- but never pulled the trigger. This winter, I'll be ordering some product for installing a PVC catch-can.
Thanks, Doug. I hadn't considered making up custom lines--but that looks like the only option. I might do this for any lines that are aging and needing to be replaced.
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