i have the plastic line that came with the autometer gauge, will that be ok or is there a steel braided line i can use

 

its fine, autometer knows their ****, its just a pressure gauge anyway, why would stainless make it any better?

 

i was just wondering cause doesnt oil shoot through the plastic line

 

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LOL

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Awww anyway I would NOT use that gay little piece of **** line to run oil in my car. I wouldnt even run a mechanical oil pressure gauge but you already have it so that is beside the point. Peopel usually get the better lines to offer more "piece of mind" i guess. Getting oil off the garage floor is bad enough...I would hate to clean it out of my car. And I wouldnt give much credit to autometer because I beleive they do sell better lines for their gauges....of course they will give you the cheap crap to save them money

 

so would the 1/8 copper tubing be better?

 

SS or nothing, copper will harden and crack from flexing of the motor mounts.

Then you look like James Bond laying down a oil slick..........

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EGmikeH22 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its fine, autometer knows their ****, its just a pressure gauge anyway, why would stainless make it any better?</TD></TR></TABLE>The plastic lines tend to harden over time and eventually brake... stainless would most likely last the life of the car.

You can get the lines you want in 3 foot sections from Summit Racing for like $18 shipped.