I know there are alot of you guys building your own stuff out there so I thought I would pass this on. A buddy of mine has started selling braided line and fittings and his prices are about half of what you would pay else where. heres a link to his site Sweet Performance he's also in the OC so he's not that far for you SD guys and he can ship what ever you need. I hope this saves some you a little cash for gas and

Excellent prices....Thanx.

No problem. Just trying to help every one save a couple bucks and help my buddy get things rolling. I dont think his prices are going to go up either unless his supplier raises them on him but I dont think thats going to happen any time soon

Will his stainless work for PowerSteering lines??

chummin...I'd be willing to bet you are using a 1300+ psi pump, so the lines see just a bit of pressure.

Its the one HOWE makes..not sure of the PSI.. Ill find out..

hey chummin, you need to do away with the neopreme hoses you have on there and go with the braded teflon, they handle higher pressures. also you can get some sleeving to put over the hose if you are worried about someone touching them.

The steel braided lines are on there now.. Id like to get a back up set is all.

Check out the pressure rating on the braded hose, it won't hold up for real high pressure. You can use it for the return. Look in Earl's catalog and it will tell the pressure limit. You can get replaceable fittings for the blue hydraulic hose and will take a lot more pressure than the braded stainless hose. I found out the hard way on my hydraulic bender.
LATER DON~~~

The Stainless Steel braided hose and AN fittings we offer will not work
with power steering systems, the pressure can become to high. It is
better to use actually reinforced PS hose and crimped on fittings.
Ken-Sweet Performance Products

Thanks Fittinsguy,
And welcome to the board. Thanks for offering hose and fittings at a good price. Seems I have about 300 worth of effin fittings in my car now - Wish I would have known you about 6 mos ago.. Doesnt mean I wont need them in the near future either..

Hey fittingsguy, how do we go about ordering lines from you? Can we just send the length and ends needed? I've got all pushlok now, but would like to upgrade to the braided.

well well well

First off I would like to thank Hustler for the kind words. Nice site you guys have here.

Like Ken said, our CPE braided hose is not for power steering (or brakes). Getting into that is in our master plan but we are still aways out from that.
I can get them made from one of our suppliers. Could prolly still save you some coin too. The ends are swaged on so you would need to give me the overall length.

PWR MAD, If you just want the parts and plan to put them together yourself just click on what you need and it will figure the shipping based on the weight of the items. If you want us to install the ends then it's best if you give us a call.
(714) 502-9322 shop
(714) 814-2503 cell

Thanks for the intrest guys!!

Dave Bottomley

Well welcome Dave. Like I said earlier I hope this helps every one out.

Dang, I just ordered a bunch of parts for my fuel system last week.

I am sure I will need more fittings and such, so I will definatley bookmark your page.

Dang, I just bought all my fitting and hose this morning. What part of OC are you guys?

Pattch,
We are in Anaheim. If you need anything just give Dave a call. Our phone
numbers are on his post a couple posts back.

Ken

Dave and Ken-
Kudos for stepping up so quickly and coming on the board to help out with questions
Welcome to the board
Julie

So has any one used Dave and Ken yet? Just wondering what you thought if you did.

You get those cars up and runnin' Julie?

AN fittings are TOPs

Joe, I did the plumbing on this one last summer.



We just got in -20 hose ends in the other day in straight, 45, 90, 120, 150 and 180 degree bends. All swivels too.

i got some parts online today for the new car, the price is good, i will be back for more.

Since alot of you are building new cars right now I thought I would bring this back up so you could save a little money on that new car and buy more