JTSVP OIL LINES
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how did you lay under the truck and get such a good picture? 
BadCompany9119
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I'm waiting for stink to get mine in, then getting some other goodies as well. They really do look nice under there a lot better then the oem ones.
LOL....my tripod barely fit under the truck.JTS VENOM PERFORMANCE said:how did you lay under the truck and get such a good picture?
yeah I got a few folks awaitn
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Question for you smart ones....
Why hasnt anyone made a separate oil cooler?
Bypass the stock one that has the coolant running through it?
Add one into the bumper grill area with a lil electric fan n switch?
Why hasnt anyone made a separate oil cooler?
Bypass the stock one that has the coolant running through it?
Add one into the bumper grill area with a lil electric fan n switch?
These lines are a great mod. Way to go.
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Hey Stinker,
What colors (if any) are available? Red? Black?
What colors (if any) are available? Red? Black?
I have been asked this alot,walbert said:
now the lifetime warranty oil lines are ONLY avialable with blue fittings, those are the only ones goodridge has that they can crimp.
but on the other lines, I can do this, I can get red, black , blue, stainless fittings and switch them around a little, so you can have a black chrome, redblack, blue black, most of those combinations, I do have to charge about $20 extra to do these tho, and can do the black hose or the braided hose.
now they are not lifetime warranty, but most of you that have delt with me and have had problems know that 90% of the time I fix whatever is wrong,
now if you take an rip the line with a buzz saw, sorry call bob,
but yes you can do a fan external oil cooler set up, with a fan prob would only be needed for those in the hot areas such as cali , texas, florida, some states like that, but you can put a thermostate deal on those so you dont need a $10 switch you may forget about inside the truck
I am trying to put a kit together now, before it gets summmer time
He has them in red I believe.:rock:walbert said:
Hi Tony, there was no "Oil Lines" thread in your section for me to properly thank you so I searched and will use this one. Once again, your service is second to none. Happy to answer all questions, any time, fast service and awesome products that work and fit. This oil lines kit was sick, honestly, fit so well I almost wanted to take them off again so I could re-do the AN fittings lol. Now I have real good peace of mind knowing that my hot/cooled engine oil is running through proper braided hoses & fittings. Thanks again Tony.
This oil lines kit was sick, honestly, fit so well I almost wanted to take them off again so I could re-do the AN fittings lol. Now I have real good peace of mind knowing that my hot/cooled engine oil is running through proper braided hoses & fittings. Thanks again Tony.
LOL your welcome sirCarlwalski said:Hi Tony, there was no "Oil Lines" thread in your section for me to properly thank you so I searched and will use this one. Once again, your service is second to none. Happy to answer all questions, any time, fast service and awesome products that work and fit.
Well said my man.:rock:Carlwalski said:Hi Tony, there was no "Oil Lines" thread in your section for me to properly thank you so I searched and will use this one. Once again, your service is second to none. Happy to answer all questions, any time, fast service and awesome products that work and fit.
Did you leave the fittings blue, or did you get them in black?Carlwalski said:Hi Tony, there was no "Oil Lines" thread in your section for me to properly thank you so I searched and will use this one. Once again, your service is second to none. Happy to answer all questions, any time, fast service and awesome products that work and fit.
I was going to paint them black but decided to leave them blue, they are that far down there, everything looks black against the blacked out bay lol plus the ones on the heat exchanger can't been seen under the CAI tray. I may end up painting them by hand but we'll see. 1 things for sure, I couldn't leave the silver braid showing so slipped some black split tubing over them right up to the blue fittings, looks real sharp. Like other touches, people who don't know these trucks, wouldn't even know the difference or that something has been changed lol, only me, but, that's all that counts, that and the peace of mind.tone said:
Nice, too bad the braided hoses didn't come in a black weave...that would be sick:rock:Carlwalski said:I was going to paint them black but decided to leave them blue, they are that far down there, everything looks black against the blacked out bay lol plus the ones on the heat exchanger can't been seen under the CAI tray. I may end up painting them by hand but we'll see. 1 things for sure, I couldn't leave the silver braid showing so slipped some black split tubing over them right up to the blue fittings, looks real sharp. Like other touches, people who don't know these trucks, wouldn't even know the difference or that something has been changed lol, only me, but, that's all that counts, that and the peace of mind.
yellowfever#154
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Tony, have you ever thought about doing a line set for the power steering cooler lines?
He's had them for quite a while now.yellowfever#154 said:
http://shop.jtsvp.com/product.sc?productId=457&categoryId=234
yellowfever#154
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Carlwalski said:
Those are the pressure and return line, not the cooler lines. I already have them as well.
Oh, OK. Sorry.
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