[BuffDriver]

Originally Posted by 86Craze

This is precisely what I am going to need. Where did you purchase the 45s that come off the sandwich plate?
My current setup is 2 fittings that are fastened with banjo bolts, producing a 90 degree elbow off the sandwich plate.

I just went to the closest hydraulics hose shop in town and told them what I wanted. They had multiple options for 45s and of course I picked the most expensive one. Actually, I was dumb... I saw the stainless and just said do that, here are the hose lengths. Note - hose itself is HIGH dollar thin wall exotic high pressure aircraft hose too.

Then when I went to pick them up, totally oblivious to what I was going into, they told me my bill for the two hoses was $308.08! ! ! ! !? ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !? ! ! !? ! ! ! !? WTF? ? ? ? ?
I have done a lot of experimental prototypes and have been going to them for some fairly wild hoses and they always treat me good. So they just made assumptions that this order was like previous ones. In fact, they priced the hose at cost when they built them (because it had been special ordered for a NASA project {the aerospace one} and they had had the remainder on hand for a couple of years and just wanted to move it out of inventory). I know that because when I went into 'cardiac arrest' they showed me their price sheet. They offered to make a new cheaper set and just keep the stainless hoses as a loss, making new ones ready by Monday... but I had a track day the next day and went ahead and took them. See how important some people feel about going VROOM round n round!

But if I had gone with regular -10 rubber hydraulic hose n industrial plated steel fittings it would have been less than $45.00 to have hoses fabricated.

FYI - I also would re-emphasize that banjo fitting are RESTRICTED FLOW and should not be used in an oil cooler system. People do it but they are NOT getting the flow they think they are and hence losing out on cooling capability of their cooler.