Old Britts

Oil Line Assembly, Rockerfeed, Braided Steel

The current prices for our two stainless braided steel replacement rocker feed lines are:

Prices are current as of 07/14/21.

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The stainless braided steel rocker feed line with the chrome fittings (06-5561/AC).
The other kit (06-5561/AS) is the same except it has stainless fittings.

The kits includes:

Please Note: We have found that the copper sealing washers do not seal against the head, timing cover or stand pipe (for our oil gauges), as the stock aluminum sealing washers. As of now we will be including four copper and three aluminum sealing washers with each kit. The following two pictures show how to install the sealing washers on the single and double banjos. The following pictures of the rocker feed lines on an engine will show a copper washer against the head and timing cover, but you will use the aluminum washers instead.

Single banjo bolt
The placement of the sealing washers on the single banjo bolt.

Double banjo bolt
The placement of the sealing washers on the double banjo bolt.

These rocker feed lines are designed to be installed as the following pictures show. The fittings are arranged on the lines so the banjos line up with the banjo bolt holes. The top line can only be installed one way, with the curved banjos, curving away from the engine. The line from the timing cover has the straight banjo facing down from the timing cover and looping towards the center of the bike and the curved banjo mounting on the right side of the cylinder head on the outside of the top line. The domed banjo bolts take a 7/32 allen wrench.

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Rocker feed lines installed on an engine.

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The timing cover end.

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Right side of the cylinder head.

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Left side of the cylinder head.

If you need to build a set of custom rocker feed line, see Rocker Feed Oil Line Fittings for information and pricing on all the parts that are available.


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