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Plan Custom Power Steering Lines

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The creator plans to make new power steering lines. He wants them to run parallel and have shorter, straight fittings to avoid unnecessary bends and a "thrown together" look. He emphasizes that a well-plumbed engine bay looks professional and thought out. He mentions using high-pressure steel fittings instead of standard aluminum AN lines to prevent blowouts.

Goal: Design and plan new, aesthetically pleasing power steering lines.

Tools and materials

  • High-Pressure Steel Fittings — Connecting power steering lines
  • Power Steering Lines — Lines to be replaced/fabricated

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later and I'm probably going to make new uh power steering lines because I want them to be able to run out parallel and then go down so this one needs to be a little shorter and have a straight fitting on the end and this one also needs to be a little bit shorter so that it can come straight out of the pump and roll in without curving this way I know some people might think that's really stupid stupid but those are the kind of things I notice when I look under the hood of a car whether somebody just picked lines out of a bin and they fit they made the connection or they put thought into how it was plumbed and that is the Difference Maker between an engine bay that looks nice and an engine bay that looks thrown together I don't I don't want to have something that looks thrown together if I can

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