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Dont forget to insulate any of the stainless steel lines where ever they touch eachother or inparticular, the body or suspension of the car. If you dont, you "may" end
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Dont forget to insulate any of the stainless steel lines where ever they touch eachother or inparticular, the body or suspension of the car. If you dont, you "may" end up with a noise caused by them rubbing. Stillen tech said high pictched type noise. I wrapped each spot that might rub with a small section of heater hose,. split open to wrap the line with, then secured with black zip tie(s). That way, no worries and it should never rub through the lines, or make any noise. Not as pretty but you cant see them!
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