Okay, so here's my problem in a little more depth.
I'm using my stock Fox prop valve technically. I compared the fox and Sn95 prop valve and discovered they were basically the same except for the rear fittings. I discovered the thread and fitting lenghts were the same, so i unscrewed the rear plug from an SN95 prop valve and screwed it into the rear of my Fox valve.
So basically now every single line bolts up fine, except the driver's side front.
I went to a parts store and you can get 3/16" brake line with two fittings already double flared on it for $2. So i can leave one side alone, bend ot to shape and then just flare the other side.
Here's the problem. The SN95 fitting on the rear is an odd size. It's not double flare at all inside.
I need a OEM fitting off an SN95 for this or some sort of adapter to a 3/16" tube IF fitting.
I swapped this onto the rear of the Fox prop valve
But as you can see, it's not a typical double flare type fitting. I beleive it's 1/2 - 20 extremely fine thread. I'll have to check money at work with some misc hardware to determine thread pitch and size.
I'm using my stock Fox prop valve technically. I compared the fox and Sn95 prop valve and discovered they were basically the same except for the rear fittings. I discovered the thread and fitting lenghts were the same, so i unscrewed the rear plug from an SN95 prop valve and screwed it into the rear of my Fox valve.
So basically now every single line bolts up fine, except the driver's side front.
I went to a parts store and you can get 3/16" brake line with two fittings already double flared on it for $2. So i can leave one side alone, bend ot to shape and then just flare the other side.
Here's the problem. The SN95 fitting on the rear is an odd size. It's not double flare at all inside.
I need a OEM fitting off an SN95 for this or some sort of adapter to a 3/16" tube IF fitting.
I swapped this onto the rear of the Fox prop valve
But as you can see, it's not a typical double flare type fitting. I beleive it's 1/2 - 20 extremely fine thread. I'll have to check money at work with some misc hardware to determine thread pitch and size.
