Moroso Air/Oil Separator

fordraptorfans said:

What is the fittings on the other side of the hose that goes to the motor

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That would be the fittings that came off the stock hoses.
I used a heat gun to remove the fittings from the stock hose then reused them on the Russell (Blue) hose.

Actually, the stock fittings were a miserable pain in the ass to fit onto the Russell hose.
So I machined coupler fittings on a lathe and press fit them on to the Russell hose and then used fuel hose to couple the other end to the stock fittings.
Secured them with hose clamps.

View the pic and you will see a coupler that connects the Russell hose to the fuel line and then the stock fitting.

I didn't have any problems installing mine...

jdruzik said:

I didn't have any problems installing mine...

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oh that is pretty. Are the gold fittings the one that come stock? I want to swap out to AN fittings and braided hoses

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R1jamn said:

View the pic and you will see a coupler that connects the Russell hose to the fuel line and then the stock fitting.

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this is excellent. Is there a way to buy these couplers ?

fordraptorfans said:

oh that is pretty. Are the gold fittings the one that come stock? I want to swap out to AN fittings and braided hoses

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this is excellent. Is there a way to buy these couplers ?

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Those are brass fittings that came stock with my unit. I like them better than the plastic connectors I have seen on the other products...

jdruzik said:

I didn't have any problems installing mine...

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The fittings slide onto the hose supplied in the kit much easier than the Russell Hose that I used.

Actually, the fuel line that you have used from the kit is only rated at 35 psi.
For this reason I installed the Russell hose, which is rated at 250 psi.

R1jamn said:

The fittings slide onto the hose supplied in the kit much easier than the Russell Hose that I used.

Actually, the fuel line that you have used from the kit is only rated at 35 psi.
For this reason I installed the Russell hose, which is rated at 250 psi.

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I like your set up and would like to do braided hoses. How can I get the fitting on them?

fordraptorfans said:

I like your set up and would like to do braided hoses. How can I get the fitting on them?

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You can heat the hose to make it softer. Just don't cook it.
Then twist the fittings on.

R1jamn said:

You can heat the hose to make is softer. Just don't cook it.
Then twist the fittings on.

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Do you know where I can get those fittings and would it work with the braided hoses ? They dont appears to be "slip on"

fordraptorfans said:

Do you know where I can get those fittings and would it work with the braided hoses ? They dont appears to be "slip on"

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A google search will provide many vendors to choose and select fittings from.
In my first post of this thread I provided a phone # to the shop were I purchased the XRP fittings. The shop is TMR in Orange, California, 714-771-1348
TMR are the professionals. They will provide all the answers to your fitment questions on the braided hose.