Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

ya i have been reving mine pretty hard and had no leaks!
i thank its just about getting them properly fitted :y

Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

those look like regular stainless hard lines. I used brakelines for oil and coolant for my TT kit, it worked out fine

Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

LOL that sounds like a good idea to use brake lins . ::) Everybody knows stealthmode oil fittings break if you torque them to 13 lb :1

Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

Why are you rolling your eyes? If you think its a bad idea I'd really like to hear your logic...

Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

Dude, buying 6 of them with the copper tubing could almost buy you the stainless line. Brake lines work just fine even with the heat. A local auto store told me they are pretty normal for that use.

Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

Sorry man I put the eye roll in the wrong place . I was to say that the people saying the stealthmode fitting were bad.....brake lines should work great. they can take some heat and get plenty of fitting for them.
The lines in the pic I posted are copper though thats what the guy on ht said . I would think that a copper fitting or line wouldn't like the heat and vibration from a high reving engine and break over time though.

really fuel line would work good to.

Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

well i will test it for every one!
this is my daily driver, i drive 500 miles a week so that will put it to it! :y

Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

brake fluid i would think gets just as hot as motor oil, its running through a brake caliper that takes tons of heat and brake fluid has to last alot longer then oil and is mor corrosive, so it should work the same if not better..just not as pretty or conveinent

Re: copper oil lines, anyone thought of this??
 

for sure thats what i thought also
pressure builds lots of heat. and brake lines are ment for that. :y
can i get a hell ya?? :y :y :y