I am looking to order my oil feed/return line (already have needed info), just curious to know if there there a major noticeable difference in the above listed products ?

Just looking for input on the above company's product..
What do most of you guys run??

Eric

 

I bought all earls for my pervious setup...but I now bought a maxrev kit which came with aeroquip and they seem to be the same good quality.

 

ive got earls and russel..same stuff really(between those two)

 

The only real difference is the fittings.

I know that earls makes the swivle fittings that make installing the lines a whole lot easier...

Earls also has the anti-bling black anodized fittings.

 

Cool thx..

 

I remember someone, I think it was Dustin, posting that Aeroquip fittings did not work as well or at all with Earls Performo-flex line.

 

That's strange. I don't think there is any difference in quality between the brands, though. Any of those brands would've been fine with me, but I went with Goodridge stainless fittings because they were the only company to sell a stainless steel banjo to -3an adapter. What do I know though, they are the only ones I've ever used besides the Greddy fittings.

 

well for one, for Earl's, the speed flex, will not work with perform-o-flex hose ends and vice versa...

it wasn't the brand, it was the fact that it was two different kind of lines..

speedflex is a little tighter flare and it is teflon coated, versus the perform-o-flex is a standard 37 deg flare and synthetic rubber lining

Goodridge makes swivel fittings as well...but as far as weird *** selections of adapters and inverted flaring, Earl's has more selection than goodridge, aeroquip and etc...

stan

 

I have all aeroquip for oil and they are fine...I managed to bust a goodridge fitting when installing my brake hoses, which was really lame. It might have been my fault, but I was squeezing both wrenched together with one hand! so, it wasn't THAT much force...