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Originally Posted by AllDodge
(Post 4514494)
The short hose is 1/2 Type A1 fuel line, the other two are hard wall marked with "MSHA IC-84/15" unable to make out the other numbers. I could PM/email the guy I sent them to and get the info.
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Originally Posted by bck
(Post 4514590)
Sorry for getting off topic. Look for a part # in addition to the msha on the nylon wrap hose. See how this one is Aeroquip 2556 in addition to the IC 84/15. Look up the hose specs and the fluid temp rating if you're using it on an oil line. You might find its max temp is very close to your oil temp.
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Originally Posted by AllDodge
(Post 4514595)
Agree, in either case the guy I sent the hose to is replacing them all with 5/8 lines and AN10 fittings. The 1/2 fuel line started leaking oil in the bilge, and is why I started looking for the reason and found it. I removed all the lines after winterizing and sent them to be replaced. The guy I sent it to mentioned issues with to small lines prior to this thread, and is the reason for change. This thread got me real concerned about what I've been seeing and want to do whatever I need to do to save my motor before next season
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Originally Posted by AllDodge
(Post 4514595)
Agree, in either case the guy I sent the hose to is replacing them all with 5/8 lines and AN10 fittings. The 1/2 fuel line started leaking oil in the bilge, and is why I started looking for the reason and found it. I removed all the lines after winterizing and sent them to be replaced. The guy I sent it to mentioned issues with to small lines prior to this thread, and is the reason for change. This thread got me real concerned about what I've been seeing and want to do whatever I need to do to save my motor before next season
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Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 4514617)
whenever i plumb the oil lines i use -12.why not if you are replacing anyway?
Edit, just got an email, he says my cooler and stuff are smaller then 12 so that's why were using 10 |
Originally Posted by AllDodge
(Post 4514673)
Unable to say, he also is a custom motor builder and says this will work with my current components. Standard block adapter, remote adapter and cooler
Edit, just got an email, he says my cooler and stuff are smaller then 12 so that's why were using 10 |
Originally Posted by AllDodge
(Post 4514673)
Unable to say, he also is a custom motor builder and says this will work with my current components. Standard block adapter, remote adapter and cooler
Edit, just got an email, he says my cooler and stuff are smaller then 12 so that's why were using 10 |
Originally Posted by sutphen 30
(Post 4514695)
how much hp you shooting for?
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I ran 509's at 650 HP with stock Merc oil lines and acc. with NO oil flow problems. This was the larger cooler ( 3 inch dia.) and hoses that come on the 502 HP.
And WHY is anyone with a non stock engine running the oil bypass. I removed, tapped and plugged mine. ALSO 90 hrs X 50 MPH = 4500 miles since when most cars at 50 MPH are at 1500 RPM. Boats cruise at 3500 RPM at 50 MPH At 3500 a car would be at or above 100 MPH Lets see you run your car at 3500 RPM for 90 hours and see how it lasts. |
Originally Posted by AllDodge
(Post 4514703)
Dyno shows 530 with dry headers so I currently have around 520hp or so
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