Fuel lines
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Fuel lines
I need to run lines to stock tank front to back, Options? should i just get a coil and do it myself or find prebent?
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Re: Fuel lines
whats wrong with the stock lines? if you run flexible lines all the way, be aware some sanctioning bodies require you to limit the amount of rubber in the fuel system. theres a flexible line that i think doesnt count towards that amount though.
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Re: Fuel lines
I have no stock lines. My car was gutted when i got it
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From: Littleton, CO USA
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I've got a set of factory lines that are in good shape, but in order to get them to you, they would have to be coiled up.
I'd get a coil of aluminum fuel line and run my own. Wait, that's what I did...
I'd get a coil of aluminum fuel line and run my own. Wait, that's what I did...
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