I don't want to pay $160 for a stock crossover. There has to be a better way and I want to resurrect my e30 that has been off the road for 2 years. Thanks.
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I ran into the same issue when I replaced my gas tank. My solution was to use two M16 x 1.5mm Swivel Nut x 7mm - 8mm Hose Tail (5/16), purchased from Advanced Fluid Solutions in England. While you could just connect the two hose barbs on these fitting with gas rated tubing, I went ahead with brazed copper tubing. -
whats wrong with yours? isn't it just a hard pipe with flared ends?
I would just take it to a hydraulic shop and say "copy this".Comment
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My hard pipe is not worth tranferring to the new tank. It looks like it is ready to crap out. I will try to remove it, but it looks like I could raise my voice and it would fail from rust.Comment
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I sourced from http://www.specialclassicparts.de/ back in 2018. After exchange and shipping, it was half the price of the OEM piece.
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That is what I am looking to make. Based on Sunnyledge's post, I found the fittings at Belmetric.com.
Sound right?Comment
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