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To clarify, these are NOT fittings that were included in the kit or provided. These were self purchased directly from Vibrant for coolant lines only. I used the AN fittings instead of plastic ones.
My fittings leaked, as did others I bought. I finally called them and they told me they had some bad ones and switched suppliers for the correct ones. They sent me new ones and they did not leak a drop.
My fittings leaked, as did others I bought. I finally called them and they told me they had some bad ones and switched suppliers for the correct ones. They sent me new ones and they did not leak a drop.
I made a video detailing my installation, as I said I would. I am not a YouTuber, and I never do that. But, perhaps, it will help someone out. I think it is worth a watch. I have a lot of time into the installation. Enjoy.
I made a video detailing my installation, as I said I would. I am not a YouTuber, and I never do that. But, perhaps, it will help someone out. I think it is worth a watch. I have a lot of time into the installation. Enjoy.
Very nice! Watched it start to finish. Love the attention to detail. I was going to use oem style constant tension band clamps but will look into getting those oetiker clamps, looks cleaner.
Also love the way you have it plumbed (chiller OR stock exchanger) to take the load off the chiller in stock exchanger mode (I'm in Texas).
Just a question, but besides the cleaner look, any other reason for not using the foam insulation on the hoses?
Once your up and running, I'd love to hear if the braid on the hose reduces/prevents condensation from dripping.
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