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    Where to buy accurate oil hose?

    Wrapping up the last few details on "Ludwig" the 2.8 and I dont know where to source factory quality oil lines. I bought a replacement line from Pelican and not only did it not look accurate, it was very thin wall and kinked too easily.

    I have a stash of the factory fittings and would like to build my own hose. Can anyone suggest a source for the hose and provide me with dimensions?

    Thx!
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    Which lines do you need? Chuck Moreland might be the guy to talk to. He helped me with my crossover line (for 911 gearbox) when I installed my front oil cooler. The line he supplied was good quality with braided cloth exterior, and looks pretty legit. In any event, he knows what is available.
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    What about McMaster Carr ?
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    Both our contributor Brad Davis (posts by Brad Davis), and my own mechanic Richard Dick (does not post on our board), make pretty much factory correct custom oil and gas lines with correct hose, fittings, and crimps...


    Brad Davis:
    (949) 266-4205

    Richard Dick:
    (818) 414-8658

    Hope this helps..

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    Thanks Chuck.

    Cornpanzer,

    Please let me know if I can help. Feel free to call or email

    Best regards,

    Brad
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    Call Rich Walton at Jerry Woods. They have the correct Cohine German cloth covered nose. Just did my '69 lines. They also have a tool for assembly that doesn't gouge up the original aluminum collars. Perfect.

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    These links may help with more info....

    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ose+brad+davis

    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...=oil+line+brad

    If you want to do the lines yourself the tool pictured is a must. Any good block of hard wood will work. Holds the collars nice and snug and does not damage anything. The hardest part is threading the steel fitting into the aluminum collar. The threads are real fine and easy to cross thread. Last tip, use lots of lube inside the hose when you assemble everything.

    All the oil hose coming from Cohline is now wrap cured which give the nice original wrapped look on the outside of the hose. For a long time all they sold was a hose with a smooth shiny finish.
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    That's great guys. I will take stock of what I have this weekend and give you a call Brad.
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    Brad did a nice job on my 69S oil cooler hoses. The labor cost was VERY fair in my opinion and he took great care to not mar the hose ends and use the choline hoses which he had to order. All parts cleaned and included aligning the hose ends so they mated to the connecting pieces. No leaks. Nice guy as well and I hope to see him in person some day.
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    Thanks Jim.

    I hope to see you out West one of these days.

    Best regards and Happy New Year!

    Brad
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