Reply to "Fuel lines"

lf-tp2511Member

Terry,

Mine is plumbed with a ninety degree fitting threaded directly into the tank's threaded boss. It isn't hanging down much at all, and I've had no issues in over 28K miles of driving. Currently using just plain old rubber fuel line.

My Holley electric pump like wise has shown no issues, and it is mounted on the diagonal framing member behind the firewall.

Sure, I'd like SS braided, and some day will, but as for hanging down and gathering road debris, it really doesn't seem to be an issue.

YMMV

I can post a photo later this weekend if you wish...

Larry

10/19/073:18 PM

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