Reply to "Stainless steel water tubes"

larrywMember

Hmmm. Maybe fixing a fifty year old problem?

Not the collapse thing. I'm confident I had mitigated if it was.

It's a routing thing. The way you put things back together when you're doing it for yourself. Attention to clearances at things that may abrade each other. Making sure things 'want' to be as you picture them.

Got that covered too.

SS tube bend at the shift shaft remains with 1/4" plus clear. I could picture a rubber hose dragging there. But, no modifications to that end of the tube. Its what you get out of the box.

YMMV.

1/25/223:20 PM

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