Replacing hard trans lines with braided lines?

[SuperSix]

The hard lines on the GN are pretty bent up. I know I could get the straight - but it's one of the things i hate doing.

Has anyone replaced the hard lines with braided line? Can standard hose be use? Like Fuel line?  I assume heat from the headers may be an issue though.

This would be nice.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-230610/

[Pyro6]

I never used braided, I use the high pressure hydraulic hose from NAPA for trans and power steering. It's reinforced and marked hydraulic. If your gonna experiment with fuel line, low pressure line doesn't last long, I don't know about the fuel injection high pressure stuff though. It's nothing to see 200-250 psi in a trans, especially in reverse.

[Wrecked Em]

Most of the guys I have seen use braided lines ran them inside the frame rail.

[Top Speed]

My lines have been replaced with braided.

[SuperSix]

My lines have been replaced with braided.

Are they run in the frame rail? All AN fittings, I spose?

[Top Speed]

No they are not run in the frame rail.  Extra length was used to keep away from hot parts.  I don't remember about the AN fittings.

[Wrecked Em]

My lines have been replaced with braided.

Are they run in the frame rail? All AN fittings, I spose?

AN fittings will be needed, just make sure the lines are rated for the trans fluid and the pressure seen by the lines.

[SuperSix]

The Summit ones I linked are rated max 1000 PSI, should be ok.

[deathraider6996]

Found it supersix