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Originally Posted by Modshack He actually doesn't need any if he reassembles the one bad end..(these are reusable fittings) Scroll down to page 5 in this .PDF for instructions. I'll

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Old 03-10-2010, 10:51 AM   #16 (permalink)
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He actually doesn't need any if he reassembles the one bad end..(these are reusable fittings)
Scroll down to page 5 in this .PDF for instructions. I'll be building a few lines this week..

http://97.74.103.94/files/bhose.pdf
Mod, I do not feel comfortable cutting the hoses and doing that myself. That was the whole reason that during my transaction with Tardcore, I kept re-iterating .. ok so I get the good "used" hose (under the assumption it was untampered), the new hose, the setrab core, and mounting bracket.... Little did I know, he had tampered with the other "used" hose as well.
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Old 03-10-2010, 11:01 AM   #17 (permalink)
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A/N fittigns assembled properly will work. It is somethign that should be checked frequently though like anything else. Assembling them is not hard just take your time and do it right, make sure the lines are properly seated in the fitting.
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Old 03-10-2010, 11:27 AM   #18 (permalink)
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I guess I "could" do it if I had to. But, I just assumed that the lines provided by GTM are of the proper length already. Right?

I initially never knew the 2 lines supplied were supposed to be different lengths. As the ones I received were within one inch of each other in length.

I just took this from the GTM website:

(1) 55" S.S. Braided hose with 45 degree swivel ends (-8AN)
(1) 48" S.S. Braided hose with 45 degree swivel ends (-8AN)
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Old 03-10-2010, 11:52 AM   #19 (permalink)
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Understood that you would like to have had them from factory perfect fitment etc... If you are upto it and mechanically knowledgable, it is an easy task. Cutting lines is not that hard either, there are many websites that have how-to-do articles relating to this as well. But hey, this gives you a chance to upgrade to larger lines potentially
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TipsZ,

Racer Parts Wholesale offers a product called Koul Tools that makes installing reusable fittings on braided hose much easier.
Tools - KOUL Tools

Full disclosure: I am the General Manager at Racer Parts Wholesale.

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Racer Parts Wholesale offers a product called Koul Tools that makes installing reusable fittings on braided hose much easier.
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LOL...Jack, I just ordered some stainless line and a few fittings from you. Read about that tool...If I were building these hoses on a regular basis, I'd have it in my shop!
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I just took this from the GTM website:

(1) 55" S.S. Braided hose with 45 degree swivel ends (-8AN)
(1) 48" S.S. Braided hose with 45 degree swivel ends (-8AN)
The installed GTM kit has 135 degree fittings on 1 end and 90 degree fittings on the other.
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The installed GTM kit has 135 degree fittings on 1 end and 90 degree fittings on the other.
Yeah, they updated that. Looks like the set in question was the newer angle spec.
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Yeah, they updated that. Looks like the set in question was the newer angle spec.
I am sorry to everyone in this discussion as I was not active on the site for a little while. There really is no way for me to prove that I made any adjustments to the lines. With that said, both hoses I received had 90 degree and 45 degree angles. I requested these AN fitting from GTM on the purchase order because their site stated 45 degrees on both ends which as another member who has their first kit stated it was hard to install with only 45 degree ends. I have spoken with TipsZ and Sam over the phone on the matter. I posted on the other thread with my oil cooler issue that I had 2 completely different length hoses than what their site describes. A 59" and 55". As was stated in the other thread the 55" hose I sent back was measured shorter than what they normally send in the kit however if I received two completely different hose lengths from the get go, than what are the normal lengths? There is no way for me to prove this true or incorrect. I hope that TipsZ's Z was not harmed at all and as I said before, there is no way for me to prove anything. The only thing I can do is apologize to TipsZ, which I have done over the phone with him, and Sam along with GTM.
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hmm well i bought the gtm kit a while ago and it comes with 2 45's and 2 90's with no special order conditions. i believe it has been that way for almost half a year after someone did an install of it upside down and it hit the plastic under cover.
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hmm well i bought the gtm kit a while ago and it comes with 2 45's and 2 90's with no special order conditions. i believe it has been that way for almost half a year after someone did an install of it upside down and it hit the plastic under cover.
I think that when GTM first started selling these they came with 45 deg ends right. I think that those that bought the first few sets and installed them contacted GTM and I think that that is when they started 45 and 90 deg ends even the website was not updated.

I hope that the blowing hoses stop at GTM hoses and the socketless fittings..
Hopefully with the hoses I get from Mike will be end all for me and keeping track of these threads. Sorry to all those who have to go thru this oil mess and engine tragedy.....
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Hopefully with the hoses I get from Mike will be end all for me and keeping track of these threads. Sorry to all those who have to go thru this oil mess and engine tragedy.....
I am planning on picking them up today.
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