Engine Dress Up Question
#1
Engine Dress Up Question
I bought a stainless steel sleeve kit for the engine hoses, I noticed others on the org have it. What did you use to trim the sleeves to size? I ruined 2 scissors and 3 metak shears trying to cut the braided hose!!
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#3
Well, I ended up only doing one hose right now because of how hard it was to trim. It took 1.5 hrs to do the short radiator hose. I ended up snipping the stainless steel one strand at a time...WAY time consuming. I need to find a better cutting method.
I got the kit at Autozone for $50. It is a generic sleeve kit with 5 different size sleeves and colored covers for the ends. Looks pretty cool! I need to find a way to post pics. I'm not signed up anywhere where I can post them. I used ramberg's engine as my insiration
(thanks punisher!!)
I got the kit at Autozone for $50. It is a generic sleeve kit with 5 different size sleeves and colored covers for the ends. Looks pretty cool! I need to find a way to post pics. I'm not signed up anywhere where I can post them. I used ramberg's engine as my insiration
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#5
Dremel tool with a fiberglass cutoff wheel has always worked well for me. I've had to cut some rubber hoses with a steel mesh inner layer at work. The Dremel is the only tool I found that does it cleanly and precicely. Should work the same on a full mesh hose.
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