inzanejdm

Im currently working on a tuck on my 92 EH3 and I wanna know if the stock AC lines are safe to bend or if not where can I get these lines so I can be able to tuck him out of site. Also I have a tube bender if that works lmk thank for any help in advance

ALL-OUT

Be verrry careful, this is almost a 20yr old car. Ive never heard of anyone 'tucking' thier A/C. Personally id either A. leave it or B. delete it.

97ej6dx

Not safe to bend i bent mine and they cracked i had to get them repaired i would go to an HVAC place that does House AC and find out if you can get some flexible lines so you can run them lower down against your Frame rail then come up vertical. The HVAC guys build custom setups for houses all the time so thats where i would check.

inzanejdm

thanks guys will have to see who does that around here... i know it can be done because it has been done before ill just have to look a lil harder

dem0nk1d

Rise from the dead! Bump I'm currently looking into this as well.

98civdx

I don't know if I would try to bend the stock lines.

I am sure you 'could' tuck the AC but I would start looking for new lines, that can be used with it. And then start looking for places to hide it all.

I am sure it would be just like tucking brake lines, but with AC, and a LOT higher pressure running threw the lines.

what's the point? Just to say you have done it?? He said it has been done before, yet I can't find anything to do it? Maybe him not posting in this thread for so long is a sign.

dem0nk1d

Call me an old man but AC is the shiznit. Nothing like ac on a hot day.

98civdx

I am not saying it isn't. The few weeks out the year it's nice to have. I still have mine, swap or not I will still have AC.

I just don't think it's worth all the work to tuck the lines. But, also I hate full tucked bays. The whole floaty look is stupid.

fcm

Easily done, but not cheap, Aeroquip EZ Clip system... http://www.scribd.com/doc/26568763/A...ion-Catalog.94