Making Braided Oil Cooler Hoses for the 427 Cobra Replica Streetbeast 1966 Kit Car

[@AndysDogHouse]

Hey Pete. Good tip on how to transfer your mark onto the line you want to cut. I like the part about getting the lines made. You will be supporting the local business and making a friend that can help you out with your build.👍👍 Thanks for sharing.

[@PetesGarage]

Thanks Andy, it's always good to support the local guys.

[@AndysDogHouse]

@@PetesGarage I always try. Why make the guy rich that just sits around waiting for you and me to order something from his web site.

[@70Superbird]

Great video! Informational and well put together. I don't know how you continually make these great videos, but we are glad you do!

[@PetesGarage]

Thanks Chris, it takes a lot of work, but I enjoy it

[@johnh4056-n3d]

Should also mention that after cutting and assembling the hoses you should blow them out. Because cutting them with a cutoff wheel usually leaves debris in the line. Great video by the way.

[@PetesGarage]

Great comment John, yes, I failed to mention that

[@jamesanderson83]

Great advice as always Pete. Thanks for sharing!

[@PetesGarage]

Thanks James

[@normhodgkinson6965]

Very nice job, Pete. I hope you replace that flex radiator hose.

[@PetesGarage]

Thanks Norm, when I put it back together after paint there are lots of things that will get an upgrade

Good job, I'm a fabricator from L.I. that just moved upstate N.Y. to care for my mom, maybe we'll run into each other. best wishes!! I subbed.

[@PetesGarage]

Cool, thanks Matthew

[@paulbull1993]

Hi Pete, great job, great video and thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing this on its first drive... One day when the stars align, I will have one of my own. I really enjoy your channel and wish you all the best for 2020. Regards, Your biggest fan in Australia 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@PetesGarage]

Thank you so much Paul, you can have one, never give up on it, send me your address

[@mohamedinfas9833]

Super description

[@PetesGarage]

Thanks my friend

[@andrewamador2214]

Love all of your videos and I'm pleased to see you addressed viewer"s concerns regarding background music volume - thanks! Question - I can think of arguments for putting the filter before or after the oil cooler. Please explain your reasoning. Thanks and keep up the great work!

[@PetesGarage]

Thanks Andrew, I'm paying more attention to the music volume. I have a filter after the cooler right before the oil goes back in the engine, you can see it in the video

[@sandchar]

Thanks Pete

[@PetesGarage]

Thanks my friend

[@Rumeel12708]

Wooooo almost there pete!!!!! Are you going to take apart the whole car to paint it?

[@PetesGarage]

That's the plan. Have to take it all apart to paint the frame and under the body

[@jmcenterprises9591]

Thanks Pete. Did you use sheet metal screws or rivets when you put the shrouds in?

[@PetesGarage]

They are just held in place with Cleco pins, I'll use rivets at final assembly

[@AustrianAnarchy]

Don't forget to like and share on other platforms!

[@PetesGarage]

Thanks my friend

[@jeepwk6.5L]

Can you use braided lines to replace your cooling lines? I would have to tap the block to put in the fittings

[@PetesGarage]

You sure can

[@jeepwk6.5L]

Pete's Garage ok cool, better do my research first haha

[@texn8]

Great video....Another project! Your killing me!! Pete, who's oil cooler did you use? Very clean fab!

[@PetesGarage]

I bought that from Finishline

[@troy1672]

Pete...wait a minute. Don't you know you are supposed to put the oil filter in a place where you have to disassemble half the car to get to it...lol.

[@PetesGarage]

I tried real hard to put it in an impossible place, but logic prevailed...lol