Thread: fuel lines
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07-31-2009 07:34 AM #1
one month later and I still haven't gotten a chance to run the lines
quick question...it is acceptable to run hard lines right to the tank right? since the lines and tank are both mounted solid to the frame I would think that would be fine.'35 Ford coupe- LT1/T56, '32 Ford pickup, 70 GTO convertible, 06 GTO
Robert
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07-31-2009 11:41 AM #2
I would use as much hard line as possible ,I am having some problems with braided line on my truck that sat for 2 years,broke engine in and ran it a few times ,then it sat 2 years ,fired it back up and braided lines are leaking from the middle of the line......this was quality braided line too.
I replaed it with rubber line ,but plan to install as much hardline as possible now....no more braided stuff for me.Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)
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07-31-2009 05:54 PM #3
Why do you need a shut off valve for? Ditto on the hard lines, use as much as possible. Try to get the factory rubber at the motor fuel lines for the LT1, they will screw right to your fuel lines and make alot cleaner look. Corvette lines go down the drivers side, Camaro and all others go down pass side.
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