PSD715
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Does anybody have any idea where to get these?
I have another 7.3 that's literally only missing those, or it'd be ready to drive
I have another 7.3 that's literally only missing those, or it'd be ready to drive
Hpop fittings?
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Spatel23
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PSD715
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Is there any difference in fittings between the 15 degree and the 17? Because they only have the fitting listed under the SD section.
chris1978
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I have a bunch of good used fittings and hoses off an OBS if you want to go that route.
Patrick Feeley
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The SD pumps used the quick-connect fitings. The OBS used the regular straight thread, o-ring boss type elbow fittings (I forget which dash size). Cheers!
PSD715
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That's what I was afraid of :doh: No wonder somebody jacked em. I really can't find them anywhere.
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A good hydraulic hose shop should have that stuff if you are looking for the obs ones.
m j
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the head is -05 ORB, only reason I know that is from making the adapter to test pressure.
the lines are a common JIC, I think they are -06 but any hydraulic shop will have everything you need
probably need a-05 orb to -06 jic for the head side, and I would guess either a -06 orb to -06 jic or a -05 orb to -06 jic for the pump side
only reason I suspect the pump is -06orb is the magasine article showing the SRP1.1 details states they machine the pump from -06 to -08 orb fittings to get stronger threads
the lines are a common JIC, I think they are -06 but any hydraulic shop will have everything you need
probably need a-05 orb to -06 jic for the head side, and I would guess either a -06 orb to -06 jic or a -05 orb to -06 jic for the pump side
only reason I suspect the pump is -06orb is the magasine article showing the SRP1.1 details states they machine the pump from -06 to -08 orb fittings to get stronger threads
