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Boiling the fluid never even occured to me because i have never had that issue with the stock setup. That does make sense though..the feedline to the tilto CSC it

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Old 10-21-2014, 03:31 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Boiling the fluid never even occured to me because i have never had that issue with the stock setup. That does make sense though..the feedline to the tilto CSC it to short IMHO. I have a Z1 Ss line i might be able to throw in if the banjo bolt will seal around the female potion of the line conection. I have the line heat wrapped already but, more is better
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