On Sat, 26 Jun 2004, Crazy Rusty wrote:
> Has anyone had any bad experiences with certain braided hoses? I remember
> reading somewhere that certain brands are not built as well as others. For
> instance someone told me not to buy Russell lines because they found them to
> be cheaper quality and
Aeroquip probably has the quality and selection but
I've used Earl's stuff for many years w/o problems.
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RustySent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 10:11 AMTo: 'The
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Manufacturers
Has anyone had any bad experiences
with certain braided hoses? I remember reading somewhere that certain
brands are not built
Has anyone had any bad experiences with certain braided
hoses? I remember reading somewhere that certain brands are not built as
well as others. For instance someone told me not to buy Russell lines
because they found them to be cheaper quality and they didn’t hold up as
well as others (t
: [Chevelle-List] Braided
hose
>dunno Vernon,>Everytime I've seen these hose covers, they just
don't look very good. I doubt the problem is in your installation,>more
than likely just a cheese product.
We just got back from Keller's in Dallas and we saw a 70 SS w
I have them on my Chevelle and totally agree with
you !
Kind Regards
André
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Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 3:58
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Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List] Braided
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To all,
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Vernon,
I worked for Russell which also sells the
hose covers and the other types of Race style braided hoses. Russell gave me
all the hoses for my 71 Chevelle. I found that the hoses were scratching
the paint. I also was more than
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From:
Kelly C. Hanna
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Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 11:23
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Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List] Braided
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>dunno Vernon,>Everytime I've seen these hose covers, they just
don't look very good. I doubt the problem is in your in
>dunno Vernon,
>Everytime I've seen these hose covers, they just don't look very good. I doubt the problem is in your installation,
>more than likely just a cheese product.
We just got back from Keller's in Dallas and we saw a 70 SS with the braided hoses...he told us that he wished he'd never
Vernon,
I have these on my 68 although I don't
remember if they're Spectre brand or not.
I think they look better than plain hose
but not nearly as good as I'd like. They are a real pain to put on. You have to
take your time & make sure they're stretched evenly & not twisted &
that the ends
riday, September 06, 2002 5:59
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Subject: [Chevelle-List] Braided
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I bought a Spectre Dress up kit for my 64 Elky
and it is giving me fits. I have it on one heater hose and it looks fair. I
also have one on the top radiator hose and it looks like crap. Does anyone
have any expe
I bought a Spectre Dress up kit for my 64 Elky and
it is giving me fits. I have it on one heater hose and it looks fair. I also
have one on the top radiator hose and it looks like crap. Does anyone have any
experence with one of these kits? I'm following the directions and just can't
seem to
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