haha

 

sounds to me like you got hooked up. and just in case you were wondering.

duct tape > electrical tape

 

I actually had no choice but to patch mine like a year ago while I was at a show . I actually used JB Weld quick and some electrical tape and it lasted till I got home which was a couple hundred miles away. Then ofcourse I replaced the whole line when I got back and had some line.

Please dont hurt me!!!!!!!!

 

I actually had no choice but to patch mine like a year ago while I was at a show . I actually used JB Weld quick and some electrical tape and it lasted till I got home which was a couple hundred miles away. Then ofcourse I replaced the whole line when I got back and had some line.

Please dont hurt me!!!!!!!!

lol thats why I had asked, cuz i didnt know how long a patch would hold. Obviously not too long with just tape. Seeing as how I got hooked up, I will replace the line.

 

replacing the line isnt necessary, the fittings from parker are cheap if you know who to ask.... cough y2k xtreme cough

 

thanks

 

ok i will send out like 15 ft today. its brand new 1/2'' dot airline.

 

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Thanks again everyone who helped.

 

It's nice to see people hooking other people up like this..

 

take a welder turn it on high take a stick of rubber and got to town lol jp

just put a new line in line not but like 15.00 to 20.00

 

just use a 1/2" PTC union...takes like 2 minutes and works fine...sheesh

and the smaller the hole, the more pressure it has going through it ...i think its like PA = PA meaning if the A (area) is decreased, the P (pressure) has to increase because they are indirectly proportional

so if you have a small hole, the pressure would be greater than if you had a large hole....not really too helpful because its also dependent on flow rates and all that shit...but now my head hurts

 

mine too.....