An fitting tools in the San Diego/Oceanside Area

[USMC_Turbo6]

Does anyone have a an fitting tool to put the line and fitting together for -6 and -8 lines. That I could borrow over the weekend.

 

[Squid4life]

I have the aluminum vise jaws, that is all I used. I never used those click on, tapered "guides" if that is what you are talking about. Those do look like a nice way to do it. As long as you make a nice clean cut, the hose ends aren't too bad. You are free to use the aluminum vise jaws if you want them.

 

[meanchicken]

Does anyone have a an fitting tool to put the line and fitting together for -6 and -8 lines. That I could borrow over the weekend.

Getchya a set of Koul Tools and stop the bleeding.
http://www.summitracing.com/search/brand/koul-tools

 

[Chuck Leeper]

Cut the line w/ a cut off wheel on a die grinder. Tape the location for the cut w/ electrical tape, whack it off.
No Koul tools..... push the strands that may be out of the collar in w/ a small screw driver.
Earls and all other mfgrs have detailed how to. [We use all Fragola's products].

 

[Jeff Rand]

Once you get the braided line in position in the fitting, put a reference mark just behind the fitting on the line so that you can see if it pulls out as you start to tighten the fitting.

 

[USMC_Turbo6]

Okay thanks for all of the tips and tricks guys. Will put up pic of the new transmission line and fuel line upgrade soon