Posted by: Razorpb on April 21, 2003 at 14:46:52

Macro has a larger internal diameter than the Micro for better flow. Braided and solid steel hoses are more durable. I've used Macro line on my cocker for over 2 years without any problems or leaks. Some people have alot of trouble with it. It's very nice to be able to quick disconnect the reg. Razor : : i just got a 02 autococker and i was wondering what kind of tubes i should use?? : : like what is the difference between Macro lines and Micro lines?? and what are the advantages and diffrences between those and steel.? like y wouldent everyone just use steel lines since they almost never leak.. Please right back i am pretty confused thanks in advance : : Bill Budd : the plastic 1s its easier to take off from the nut...steal more durrable...

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