200-4R Transmission Lines
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Racer
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Gurley Alabama
200-4R Transmission Lines
I'm at the point of hooking my 200-4R transmission lines to the radiator & then on to the additional cooler in front of the rad.......I'm thinking about using flexible lines all the way.
However, I'm wondering if the hard lines for the 200-4R should be used and modified as needed to get to the additional cooler.
Anybody got opinions?
Anybody got photos of how their trans lines are routed?
However, I'm wondering if the hard lines for the 200-4R should be used and modified as needed to get to the additional cooler.
Anybody got opinions?
Anybody got photos of how their trans lines are routed?
Race Director
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Arlington Va Current ride 04 vert, previous vettes: 69 vert, 77 resto mod
on my 700r4 i used hard lines the entire way.....the last thing you want is for these to break you can use compression fittings if you need to splice into them
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: A town SC
I'm at the point of hooking my 200-4R transmission lines to the radiator & then on to the additional cooler in front of the rad.......I'm thinking about using flexible lines all the way.
However, I'm wondering if the hard lines for the 200-4R should be used and modified as needed to get to the additional cooler.
Anybody got opinions?
Anybody got photos of how their trans lines are routed?
However, I'm wondering if the hard lines for the 200-4R should be used and modified as needed to get to the additional cooler.
Anybody got opinions?
Anybody got photos of how their trans lines are routed?
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Racer
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 354
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From: Gurley Alabama
That's basically my plan right now.....the store manager has been out to my shop a couple of times checking fittings & measuring lengths...he says go with flex....but, I'm not sure of routing as I'm using Hooker headers with side pipes.
