SoCal Jet Boats
Discussion => The No Wake Zone => Topic started by: B.CR33CH on July 18, 2016, 12:10:57 PM
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Anyone use the nylon braided lines for fuel and water? Thinking about swapping, what's the pros and cons? Should or shouldn't do?
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It's the liner material you need to be mindful of. The jacket means nothing.
Who's hose?
GT
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It's the liner material you need to be mindful of. The jacket means nothing.
Who's hose?
GT
Jegs ProFlo 350.
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We use it on the race boat. Earls line though. Good stuff.
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We use it on the race boat. Earls line though. Good stuff.
cool I'll have to check that stuff out
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used the black nylon braided on all of my fuel lines. A LOT easier to work with, you dont cut your hands up. I think it looks better.
IDK what my hose is, i just bought whatever G&J stocked.
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used the black nylon braided on all of my fuel lines. A LOT easier to work with, you dont cut your hands up. I think it looks better.
IDK what my hose is, i just bought whatever G&J stocked.
thanks I'll have to check them out I know they aren't to far from me
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thanks I'll have to check them out I know they aren't to far from me
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They are open 830-5 monday through friday and 830 - 1 or 2 on Saturdays.
Great guys, prices are great too. Typically the same or close to the same price as summit house brand.
Take cash ;) ;) ;)
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I have all black nylon braided, Earls. As said before it's a lot easier to work with and holds up well.
Just don't kink or bend it crazy. I made that mistake when removing and installing my motor. Oil line collapsed right at the kink.