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arb ferrel compresion fitting
- Thread starter peterpan
- Start date
In my area the local fastener store and industrial supply store's have them.
Brass,crimp-on furrels ,right?
Like the one's in this pic.?
used them to make some flexable tranny lines.
Brass,crimp-on furrels ,right?
Like the one's in this pic.?
used them to make some flexable tranny lines.
G
goldwing2000
Guest
I don't think that's what he's looking for. Pretty sure ARB uses either Swagelok or standard compression fittings. Try McMaster-Carr.
Personally, I would use stainless Swagelok fittings with a two-piece locking sleeve. Look on page 158-159 in the McMaster catalog or just do a search for swagelok or Compression Tube Fittings
Personally, I would use stainless Swagelok fittings with a two-piece locking sleeve. Look on page 158-159 in the McMaster catalog or just do a search for swagelok or Compression Tube Fittings
my mistake...sorry.
Is this what you are looking for? ARB
You can order online from www.inchwormgear.com
I have ordered from them in the past and had good a experience. Shipping is quite high but they have what you need.
Brett
You can order online from www.inchwormgear.com
I have ordered from them in the past and had good a experience. Shipping is quite high but they have what you need.
Brett
thedrip
1/2 ton status
Also remember the ARB line is metric (5mm), so you will basically NOT find the correct size ferrule at any local hardware/plumbing supply store. Just order from an ARB dealer.
yes bret i need 3 and 4
i just got my front drive line in and wanted to go test all the stuff i just put in my blazer dana 60 with the arb and ord cross over high steer kit and a detroit in the rear
for the 5 minutes the arb was working it was pretty cool
while i was twisting it up to see how well the steering worked the air supply line got pulled against my manifold and melted a hole in it
luckily i left the full lenth of line attached and coiled up by the compressor now i just need to cut the bad off and get the new compression fitting parts then reroute the line well away from the manifold
thanks for the help
i just got my front drive line in and wanted to go test all the stuff i just put in my blazer dana 60 with the arb and ord cross over high steer kit and a detroit in the rear
for the 5 minutes the arb was working it was pretty cool
while i was twisting it up to see how well the steering worked the air supply line got pulled against my manifold and melted a hole in it
luckily i left the full lenth of line attached and coiled up by the compressor now i just need to cut the bad off and get the new compression fitting parts then reroute the line well away from the manifold
thanks for the help
i bought 5 ferrules from the arb tech department paid $6.60 for the ferrules
and they charged me $14.00 for shipping and handling
i won't do that again if i need to repair the air line after the 5 ferrules are gone i will find a way to convert to standard stuff instead of metric
and they charged me $14.00 for shipping and handling
i won't do that again if i need to repair the air line after the 5 ferrules are gone i will find a way to convert to standard stuff instead of metric
G
goldwing2000
Guest
Holy ripoff, batman.
WTF? Did they hand deliver them to your door or something??
WTF? Did they hand deliver them to your door or something??
