steel braided lines ?

hey i was wondering where you guys get your steel braided lines from. i was told from this guy at the parker store that the lines that are on the viair are steel braided water lines not air... is this true? and if so can i use it for the cylinders?

or where i can get some?

jegs sells 1000 psi russel and earl steel braid line and fittings from both companies along with nickle finished aeromotive fittings. its not cheap and if you dont know how to read it, put a 16 after each number in a fractor form.. ex.. -8an would be 8/16 = 1/2" line, that is OD, jegs will list what the ID is too on their lists.

if yougo to almost any hytrolic shop they sould be able to help you out

Originally posted by 91 drggn dime



jegs sells 1000 psi russel and earl steel braid line and fittings from both companies along with nickle finished aeromotive fittings. its not cheap and if you dont know how to read it, put a 16 after each number in a fractor form.. ex.. -8an would be 8/16 = 1/2" line, that is OD, jegs will list what the ID is too on their lists.

whats the website?

www.jegs.com

ive got mine from the parker store and they havent caused me any probs yet! and the steel lines on viair comps, ummmm...those are steel braided lines used on an AIR COMPRESSOR so id imagine you could use them on cylinders. why couldnt you? duh!

well i was just thinking bc the lines arent really holding any pressure the bc the check valve is lol i dont know just a thought but how much were yout lines?

hell there pretty damn expensive ive only got part of my lines done in steel braided line. it cost me $70 for 2 6' lines w/fittings. ive been told that aint to bad on the price. some people can get it for cheaper and some it costs more i guess it all depends on who you know!

well ima go check the parker store out 70 bucks is a good price but thats only for 12 feet i need it to run from the rear to front and then from the valves to each cylinder ....
fuck maybe this is a bad idea lol