Direct port tubing question
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Direct port tubing question
Can I ditch the tubing that came with my nx kit and use copper? Reason being the tube that came with my kit is satinless and its like trying to bend rebarb. Thanks in advnce.
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Re: Direct port tubing question (TEAM GARAGE SHIFTDOWN)
the stainless is better, the copper tubinh will eventually kinda like oxidize and turn to **** .the stainless wont . even though its more effort, its worth it to know it will look nice for a long time
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Re: Direct port tubing question (itr206)
Yup the ugly copper tubing would be the only down fall, your prolly right the stainless looks a whole lot better, Ill just deal with it. On another note dosent the tubing have to be flared on the ends, where would I buy a tool to do it? Sears or like Lowes?
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Re: Direct port tubing question (TEAM GARAGE SHIFTDOWN)
when i did mine, to get those funnel cones to stay on i took a a pair of plier s and etched notches into them..they hold heheh
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Only one end is flared, the end going to the jet in the nozzel. The other end going into the distribution block is a compression fitting.
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Re: Direct port tubing question (Brian_92GSR)
I think on a nx both ends have to be flared because the bolts coming out of the dist block have that rounded tip, and uses the same washers that the nozzle end uses.Anyone have anymore info on flaring the tips? Thanks
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