The ‘59-‘66 P/S aftermarket pressure hoses (available at Rock Auto, NAPA,
your favorite auto parts store) are designed for the single 4bbl wedge
engines. They will work on a ram car but like Dave says on some they fit
like crap (especially on Dave’s F ‘cause I have seen it!). They will fit
OK on a J/Ram K but cannot be routed as the factory originals
were. They will not fit on a ‘57 392 (at least in my
experience) with the supplied fittings without interference with the
battery/battery tray.
Carl B
One mistake that's easy to make (and I have personal experience) is
that all is quiet and peaceful under the hood when you are working out the
routing for the hose, but that changes when you fire it up. My car is a C, but
the challenge may be similar on your later Letter Cars. I didn't count on the
torquing and vibration of the engine - and consequently the PS hose - when I ran
the engine. The hose was pressing ever so slightly up against the edge of the
battery tray, and the tray had no problem at all cutting through the hose before
I had 100 miles on it. SSPPPTTTT !!! all over everything!
On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 7:13 PM, 'David Schwandt' finsruskw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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