Most 7\16 tubing is 5\8 OD right? if so u got my answer...
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Most 7\16 tubing is 5\8 OD right? if so u got my answer...
5/8 wont fiting the 3/4 without breaking, its aluminum which doesnt like to bend that much. its better to have them for specific sizesQuote:
Originally Posted by Ashraf
yes i got your PM, just havent PMed you back yet waiting for an email
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Originally Posted by eXa
Aha, sucks. Then 3/4" gets my vote. :cool:
3/4!!!
Wow so nice. I might order a bunch if the price is right!!! (and maybe just plain black, or a gun metal grey) 3/4" for me!!
pretty :cool:
Beautiful
I'm a fan of the stealthed screw head :up: I'll take 5/8" clamps please :D
I liked it more with the larger screw head that was visible. Make it look tough but sexy, like those hot female Israeli troops.
http://my.opera.com/Matta/albums/sho...picture=891594
http://www.linkinn.com/_Hot_Israeli_Army_Soldiers_PICS
Yes! 3/4" Awesome. 5/8" is worthless :P
Make now in black :P
Just a quick question, are you making the ID of these just slighty bigger then the OD of the tube, or are you measuring the OD of the Tube after it has been pushed over a barb, as that will be slightly bigger.
actually no the ID is smaller then the OD of the tube, i have measured 3/4" tube over bitspower, ek, dtek, swiftech, and DD fittings, all vary by sizes. the reason behind the ID being smaller is so the clamp will also be forced to seal. so your dont have to tighten it much because of the inner lip should create a nice seal against the fittings ODQuote:
Originally Posted by Zaskar
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How come?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaskar
I wub 5/8" ones myself, I swear by 3/8" ID 5/8" OD tubing exclusively :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by eXa
What do you mean howcome? cause I dont use it :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by eXa
Though it would be good for 7/16 tube users maybe (it would be a bit different size then 1/2" ID 5/8" OD tubing when stretched over 1/2" barbs, probably closer to 3/4" OD tubing in diameter around the barb)
But 1/2" ID 5/8" OD tubing is worthless unless your system is 100% springs :P
Thats a good point...Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaskar
the black chrome?
I've used worm-drives, plastic clamps, compression fittings and my now favorite, good ole' zip ties, but I would definitely give those a try, especially the copper one, simply gorgeous. Good luck getting them to market.
its actually closer to .6875 which is far from .75 but then again with the additional lip on the 3/4 clamps it might suffice. we will see as ill need to beQuote:
Originally Posted by Zaskar
QCing there work before the whole batch comes out :up:
do we not get to see prices, or do we need to bother poor evil with a 1000 pm's to just find the price? And did I miss the copper ones somewhere? :(
7th pic from the top --> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=197396 <--Quote:
Originally Posted by LogAn'sRun
Think you can advertise the double clamps
http://img391.imageshack.us/img391/2...clamp11js7.jpg
as helping lessen the chance of a barb loosening up, somewhat like a safety wire for aircrafts.
Very nice!
Hope sales are ready soon, I'd like 6 or so
Ive sent him one too. But its been like a week without a answer...I need about 40 of these in the Blk....