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    1. 10-08-2009 #1
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      A/C lines

      Does anyone know of a manufacturer for a/c lines that aren't stainless braid or the larger rubber replacement. I'm going to run nomex or nylon braid type hoses under the hood for everthing else on the new car and the stainless braided a/c lines would stand out like a sore thumb. The hose I'm using on the other things is black nylon braid with a colored tracer woven in similar to Aeroquip starlite hose. Hoping I could find something that will blend.

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      Tommy Parker

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      I have the Aeroquip EZ Clip stuff. I have not installed it yet...
      http://www.vintageair.com/catalog09/...talog%2068.pdf

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      Definitely EZ Clip. It's very compact and clean. Smaller diameter, tighter bend radius, lighter, and no crimping. It will be going on my car.
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      Wishing for something with a nylon braided outer cover and crimp type fittings. I guess that's just wishing though.
      Tommy Parker

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      EZ Clip. Works great. Highly recommended.

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