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Full Flexer
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c,mon brad.
i know what your like. a six pack of beer would wipe you out for at least 4 days. how about 1 beer? :D :D :D
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19-07-2002
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UH OH
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do you mean one case or one keg?????? :D ;) [img]tongue.gif[/img] :D
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As long as the fuel hose is properly rated there wont be any hassels, wouldnt be in too much of a hurry to use the silicone though...want to make sure its securely clamped on...diffs aint cheap...think the osmotic filters are normally about 15 bucks each...bit more than the old fuel filter...but hey they look bloody cool.
The kit includes all the jointers and bits and pieces that you need. I figured for the price, by the time I stuffed around it was just as easy to order it. The supplied tubing is rated to deal with sub zero temps and the inevitable fumes.
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19-07-2002
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LokRinger
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Only the front diff breather is high enough as it terminates at the top of the firewall. I extended my rear all the way to the front as well but make sure that at no time itloops down and back up like when coming off the axle to the frame as it will fill with oil and block the breathing of the axle and it will leak out of the axles of pinion sels instead. Zip tie it to the brake flex line about halfway along and then follow along the fuel line and then up to the top of the firewall. I then used a cheap fuel filter at the top and has worked great. There is a photo on my site with it. Also extend the transfercase and well as the auto breather as the auto just finishes at the back of the bell housing at a open metal pipe :eek:
I also ran a line from the dizzy as well as you can pull off the little vent cap and push in a hose in its place. I tee pieced them all together into two filters.
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