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DIY Tragic
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To suit 3/8” hose, and the threaded end is M16x1,5 to fit Falcon radiators.
I just want to buy one. :-/ Not a kit. |
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Unfortunately no self serve yards here anymore, and I’d need to form a sealing bead on the tip - can’t weld to save myself - so that would be TIG work to a third party.
If I didn’t have a retaining bead on the hard line, it would be a cause of worry - whether the risk was real or imaginary. It’s only necessary to get such a fitting because I refuse to bypass the radiator tank cooling loop, this ideology is prone to causing arguments on AFF. ![]() |
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FG XR6 Ute & Sedan
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Try your local Speedflow distributor. https://speedflow.com.au/adapters/metric/ and https://speedflow.com.au/distributors/
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DIY Tragic
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Neither Speedflow nor Aeroflot have the correct fittings, it’s a bit frustrating as I’m trying to coordinate a single time to install and commission.
The AU looks to have a different, slightly smaller, threaded end on its hard lines - an imperial inverted flare - is this correct? |
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The ones I’ve bypassed, I didn’t bother to flare the hard line and had no dramas. ZF6 with an FG V8 and several AU/BA. |
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DIY Tragic
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The tube beading and bubble flaring tools I’ve seen and used, wouldn’t hold a candle to factory steel hardlines. Even adding extra bends takes a lot of care/patience to avoid collapse and kinking.
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DIY Tragic
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Incidentally, Sparesbollocks customer service have just advised me the PWO6115 is now made to order only.
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FG XR6 Ute & Sedan
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I'd still try your speed flow distributor I know mine at least, Lost Cause Racing (yes; they also have a sense f humour) , also stock fitting from many other brands including Brown and Miller Racing solutions per https://bmrs.net/flipbook/?page=10 and have always been able to find what I have needed.
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Go to Rocket industries or similar and get the correct threaded fitting with a compression sleeve on it. Flare not needed then. But common sense is bypass the radiator to stop milkshake risk.
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