Originally Posted by josé gerónimo márquez
One side note, after I placed the order with Inline Tube, I was reading their FAQ and I noticed that the kits and lines do not come with stainless steel fittings; these have to be requested and an extra charge is applied. I called and asked that all my fittings be stainless. It would seem they would advertise this requirement to request stainless fittings more prominently. I'm just glad I found out before the order was made and shipped. Good grief!

jose

I sure would have expected stainless tube nuts to be standard on new stainless lines... biggest reason for buying stainless is the long life, no rust. Rusty tube nuts are just as common/troublesome as rusty lines, so why even bother with stainless lines if you don't put the stainless tube nuts on...


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