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My response was not very clear was it?! I did use hard lines from the gas
tank to the engine bay. They come in 25' rolls from Summit. A little tricky
to straighten out, but not too bad. Since I used two sizes I had to buy two
rolls. I only used the braided stuff in the engine bay. Sorry for the
confusion. Just the engine bay stuff could be done for around $25 - $45
depending on what you need.
Chris Brucciani
1968 2000
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Content-Description: RE: Good Fuel Lines?
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From: lehinger@mail.fwi.com
To: Chris.Brucciani@ercgroup.com
Subject: RE: Good Fuel Lines?
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 12:42:33 -0500
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> My total cost was about $100. BUT - I ended up with a little bit of extra
> stainless hose and I purchased 5 sets of hose clamps at something like $8
> (They are the red/blue AN lookalikes). I could have saved a good bit if I
> would have bought the same size hard line for the delivery AND return
lines.
> Instead I bought 3/8 and 1/4. It is nice having a solid run of line from
> the gas tank to the engine bay. Overall I am very pleased with the
results.
>
>From your reply it sounds like you used this to replace the fuel feed lines
from the gas tank to the engine ocmpartment. Any reason that you did not
use
solid line? Any approx. cost to do the engine bay hoses??
THX!!
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