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Dago
There was a great thread on here on how to cut braided stainless line. If you don't want to spend a fortune on cutters, one member posted using a chisle, hammer, and aluminum block under it. I was extremely skeptical, until I watched the video and did it myself.
http://www.anplumbing.com/installation.html
Also the thread itself had tons of info
here is the link
http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/sho...ting+stainless

I use the cutters from Speedway $19.99 cheap as chips and work perfectly.

Originally Posted by stovens

Dago
There was a great thread on here on how to cut braided stainless line. If you don't want to spend a fortune on cutters, one member posted using a chisle, hammer, and aluminum block under it. I was extremely skeptical, until I watched the video and did it myself.
http://www.anplumbing.com/installation.html
Also the thread itself had tons of info
here is the link
http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/sho...ting+stainless

Originally Posted by roadster32

I use the cutters from Speedway $19.99 cheap as chips and work perfectly.

That's french fries on this side of the lake!

They have started calling them french fries here to now, I prefer chips

Shouldn't you guys all be at work now ???

Originally Posted by stovens

That's french fries on this side of the lake!

Actually off today, and waiting for it to warm up to work on truck, I like chips better too!

I'm going to attempt to post some pictures, here is how I did mine. I used all hard line (mild steel), 100 micron filter between the tank and the fuel pump with a fuel cutoff, then a 40 micron between pump and carb. I put in a bypass reg. and return line. All of the line is 3/8's. I had never bent tubing before so it was a learning experience for me, actually I did it twice because the more I did the better I got so I wasn't happy the first time. Bob

Buflowd
Very nice clean set up, on a cherry frame! I like your engine colors too.