Hey guys, am looking to put full Pneumatic Air fittings in my car, for the manifold, sensors, wastegate, etc.

Whats the best place in the in Canada or the US.

If you know any places in Ontario, Canada would be even better. Thanks

 

http://www.mcmaster.com

im not sure which page but just search push to lock fittings/tube

edit: page 165

 

Alternative hose, Anaheim Ca.

 

http://www.fluidline.ca/contact.html

 

many industrial supply places have them as well man. PM me for a few in Ontario

 

I got mine from vibrant performance.

 

big truck shops for air brakes dot.

 

Http://www.vibrantperformance.com

Look at their catalog and find which part numbers you need. If you have trouble finding a dealer let me know as I am local to Vibrant and might be able to help you out a little.

 

fcs inc kits those setups for you car.

 

Does Vibrant sell the DOT line and is it DOT approved? Can't view the site from work

 

fastnal

 

Thanks guys, this should point me in the right direction.

 

vibrant push to connect are junk (plastic)


http://www.rjracecars.com has metal ones.

 

Oh wow that sucks haha why bother making them then!

I used to work at a hose place, we had a really awesome selection of all stainless stuff. I'm going to use that most likely. If I can help anyone out in getting something let me know, it's a few miles away so I wouldn't have a problem running up there

 

Legris

 

These are awesome as well

http://www.theracingstore.com/...id=26

Edit: sorry wrong link before.


Modified by jdmdc529 at 1:14 AM 11/12/2008


Modified by jdmdc529 at 1:15 AM 11/12/2008

 

There just like macro fitting I use to use on my paintball guns all the time

 

Yup, me too. Fastenal, Legris brand. All stainless.

 

How are Fastenal with their pricing on the Legris stuff? If it's cheaper than my old work then I'll find a local one of them lol

 

http://www.paradiseracing.com/...mid=1

 

Ryan there like 3-4 each for the metal/plastic ones

 

Nice, seems right on par. I just found it on their site, nice to see you can buy online. I'll have to swing by the local one on the way to work today, maybe grab some catalogs. filtering through 650+ fittings online is going to suck

http://www.fastenal.com/web/pr...Nty=0

 

IIRC, I paid around $4 per fitting. They were all stainless, straights, and 90's

 

Numatics brand

http://numatics.com/applicatio....aspx

Find a distributor in your area..

Got mine through work and paid $2-$3 per fitting, and like $25 for a 100' spool of black high-temp hose.

They have swivels, Ts, 90s, unions, bulkheads, etc..

 

Good find