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August 30th 2005, 11:35
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whats the difference between ridged and braided lines?
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August 30th 2005, 17:25
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A ridged line is steel, copper, etc.,,,, solid material. It will not flex, expand or contract or give pressure flux. A braided line has a rubber, teflon or nylon type core with a braided outer cover. less flex and expantion but still has some and might give pressure flux if long runs are used. Plain old rubber lines will have the most pressure flux if long runs are used.
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