Power Steering Pressure Hose

[holanae]

I have a 68 Charger, with a 70 440 Engine.  I am trying to figure out which pressure hose goes on it.  Used the search function and found out that I don't have the saginaw pump, but the other.  I have the pump with the round neck.  Can somebody help me out on which HP line to use.

[holanae]

Googling the differences in all the pumps, I have a federal pump.

[John_Kunkel]

The pressure hose hooks to a flare fritting on the steering box valve, the size of the fitting changed between '68 and '70 ('68 is 5/16" and the '70 is 1/4") so it's unlikely that even the correct hose will fit without changing the fitting in the valve.

[holanae]

I think I figured it out.  I had to order a 69 setup.  The motor is an early 1970 production block with a late 1969 power steering pump.  Well, I will see if I got it right when I pick up the parts today.

[Hard Charger]

I don't think year of the motor really matters. there are a couple styles that will work. just keep in mind where you start and stop for Clarence issues.

[holanae]

Nope that didn't work.  Year of motor doesn't matter.  I need a Power steering High Pressure hose that runs from my federal pump to my 68 gearbox.  There is a fitting on my gearbox already.  I just need to find the right hose.  The one at the parts store had a weird loop-d-doop confinguration.  I am scared its the $200 dollar hose, and not one of the $25 hoses.  I already installed option B, and it routes up and around the federal pump.  I didn't think Dodge would have designed it that way.  Does anybody have a photo of the correct line? 

Is it?
Option A
http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/CatalogItemDetail.aspx/Power-Steering-Pressure-Hose-OEM/_/R-PSK7967_0465572999

Option B
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/PPS0/70337/02846.oap?year=1969&make=Dodge&model=Charger&vi=5003340&ck=Search_steering+hose+assembly-pressure+line_5003340_1637&keyword=steering+hose+assembly-pressure+line

[Hard Charger]

i have option "B" with out issues.

[holanae]

i have option "B" with out issues.

I will go back for option B then.