what are u guys using to cut the oil return line to make it smaller, would a good ol razor do the trick

 

i wrapped it in electrical tape, then went at it with a hack saw

 

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hmmm looks like this is what i'm gonna do, anyone else

 

I used a big pair of bolt cutters.

 

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That's what we use. Almost a perfect cut every time. I rarely ever worry about getting into a fight with steel braided line anymore.

 

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i'm gonna do this

 

I wrap it in e-tape and use a diegrinder with cutoff wheel. Works mint as long as you go slow so you don't melt the liner. Doesn't suffer from the tearout like a hacksaw can.

 

dremel works fine too, just use tape.

 

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Ditto, electrical tape and dremel cut-off wheel

 

I betcha my bolt cutters are faster than your cut-off wheel. Not trying to brag or anything.

 

tape it up and use a chop saw, just go slow,