This is *solid* stainless steel tubing?? I would be concerned about stress cracking over a 2-3 year period (more or less, depending on how much you drive your car). The hose was installed in part to absorb the vibration of the engine/transmission. With one end of the line connecting to the tranny, and the other to the car body there is a big difference in the amount of vibration since the rubber motor and transmission mounts absorb most of it. Personally I would stay with a stainless steel braided hose and not take the chance of it breaking out on the road somewhere. Mark N VIN 6820 At 12:50 PM 3/20/00 PST, robert parker wrote: >I acquired 10' of SS hydrolic tubing for $5.00. Double flared the ends @ >NAPA for $2. Bent the tubing with a little help, works GREAT!!!! >Drive (completely) Stainless Robert VIN 6924 >