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Old Feb 1, 2009 | 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by tabetha
Silicone will handle most oils/fluids but defo pas fluid, there is NO pressure in the tank/reservoir to pump feed, other than atmospheric, ie 14.5038psi, not exactly high pressure.
Failing that OPA will do the job as resistant to all oils, all petrols, and air pressures, burst pressure of 135BAR, 1958psi.
Cheap too, the last I bought was 17mm internal 1 metre long and £5.38 inc vat.
tabetha
Not according to Roose Motorsport.
Silicone has to be lined to be used with oils/fuels,not talking pressures,talking corrosion.
Normal silicon pipe will break down if used in breather/oil set ups as people on here have found out when all the bits have blocked there oil pick up and fooked there engine.
When I rang Roose he said even his flourosilicone lined oil pipe was not strong enough to take PAS fluid,he said it is highly corrosive.
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