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View Poll Results: What fittings do you prefer?

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  • Compression Fittings

    62 55.36%
  • Straight Barbs

    50 44.64%
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Thread: Compression Fittings vs Straight Barbs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by theseeker View Post
    Barbs and no clamps! IMHO.
    What barbs do you use and what tubing. I think ill need clamps with my tygon R3603 7/16in. ID 11/16in tubing. People say that its safer. But when they get on a barb, they are a pain in the ass to remove!

    Quote Originally Posted by NaeKuh View Post
    only one the stuff i use and like.

    The clamps are nice tho, i need to pick up more, and if you try them, you'll see why i say there nice.



    No, those wont fit, infact that tubing wont fit any compression i can think of.

    and yes those are the clamps. They have 2 sizes for 1/2ID, so you need to match clamps with tubing as well.

    Good lord 11/16 outer wall eliminates those koolance clamps as well, your only hope is worm drive clamps my friend.
    Yeah, I thought so...

    But I already have the "fat boys" and ill think I stick with them!

    Maybe the next build

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brodholm View Post
    What barbs do you use and what tubing. I think ill need clamps with my tygon R3603 7/16in. ID 11/16in tubing. People say that its safer. But when they get on a barb, they are a pain in the ass to remove!


    Yeah, I thought so...

    But I already have the "fat boys" and ill think I stick with them!

    Maybe the next build
    1/2" BP barbs with 3/8" ID TFC tubing. You will not need clamps and you will have a clean look.

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