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Old 05-08-2009, 05:30 PM   #1
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Air Lines

Ok fella's I did a search to try to answer my question, but didnt find anything, so here goes....

Has anyone used aluminum tubing (like the coiled fuel line stuff) for the air lines on a truck?? I have seen a lot of stainless steel hard lines done, but I wanted to do something dofferent on my C10 and thought that I could use the alum line. (Or maybe even copper, now that I think about it....) What do you guys think??? I would think it would be a nice, clean way to plumb the system without the difficulty of flaring the stainless steel lines.

Thanks for the input....
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