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Thread: What's the easiest braided fuel line to work with???
          
   
   

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    I like either Aeroquip or Earls.... I have a set of the aluminum line wrenches, and two aluminum blocks for my bench vise but that's it.... lots of other goodies out there to use on putting them together but as long as you make a nice straight cut on the line and don't have any strands hanging loose they go together just fine.......
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    I use the same as Dave. One tip on cutting the line, I use electrical tape wrapped as tight as you can get it. That's why I use electrical tape because it stretches. Make a couple trips around than use a die grinder spinning as fast as you can get it going and make a nice straight cut. This really helps keep the fraying down.
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