purple haze new trans lines

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  1. HOMERMAV

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    i got the new trans lines done today and it went pretty good here are some pics.
     
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    scooper77515 No current projects.

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    DAMN!!! That looks REALLY good!

    Did you end up bending those yourself?
     
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    yeah i just took my time studied it them studied it some more made a bend then went to the next one ect. ect.
     
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    Is she just about ready to fire up?
     
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    looks good. i did the same thing on my '67 Mustang awhile back and they turned out nice as well. like John said, patience pays :yup:
     
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    yeah maybe tomorrow just need to do battery cables fuel line and hook the msd up.and it should be fire up time.plus i still have to do the u joints and put the carpet and bucket seats in.
     
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    No trans cooler? I would invest in one if I were you. It goes inline before the radiator. Heres mine.
     

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    brian i do plan on adding one thats why i put the compression fittings on now so i can add it later. by spring it will be on there.definitly need one.thanks for the pic now i know how to attach mine.
    john
     
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    Great job on the lines John, hope start up works great.:thumbs2:
     
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    Looking good, nice and clean.
     
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    You did a nice job on them.:thumbs2:
     
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    thanks everyone for the great complements i will try to keep up the good work.now i got to go work on the mav some.im so close but i had to work 12 hours today.so maybe start up thursday.dont want to mess anything up because im tired.and have to be back at work at 4 am
     
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    Have to be fake pics, everytime I work under I would have greasy hand prints all over those header tubes. LOL Looks great!
     
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    im trying not to touch them but i have already scratched the heck out of them.i plan on wraping them with heat wrap anyhow
     
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    I did that to mine. It takes awhile. Itchy. I installed them then found the spray I was supposed to use after wraping them :(. Careful with the end clamps, kinda finiky.
    The big one is easy. It's the smaller ones that are tricky.
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