Looking for pictures of a upgraded fuel system in the engine compartment.
Couple quick questions. You know the hard line that runs from the rear of the car to the engine bay. Can you use what Aeroquip calls a -6 tube nut/tube sleeve, where you want the hard line, to turn into SS line? I'm assuming the hard line is 3/8" fuel line.
My second question is, what size of AN to pipe fitting should I use when tapping into the fuel rails? Like a -6 to 3/8?
Thanks for the input guys. I just want to do this once...not twice or three times. These SS lines can realy add up after a little while. CJ
My second question is, what size of AN to pipe fitting should I use when tapping into the fuel rails? Like a -6 to 3/8?
Thanks for the input guys. I just want to do this once...not twice or three times. These SS lines can realy add up after a little while. CJ
Originally posted by pp13bnos
Couple quick questions. You know the hard line that runs from the rear of the car to the engine bay. Can you use what Aeroquip calls a -6 tube nut/tube sleeve, where you want the hard line, to turn into SS line? I'm assuming the hard line is 3/8" fuel line.
My second question is, what size of AN to pipe fitting should I use when tapping into the fuel rails? Like a -6 to 3/8?
Thanks for the input guys. I just want to do this once...not twice or three times. These SS lines can realy add up after a little while. CJ
Couple quick questions. You know the hard line that runs from the rear of the car to the engine bay. Can you use what Aeroquip calls a -6 tube nut/tube sleeve, where you want the hard line, to turn into SS line? I'm assuming the hard line is 3/8" fuel line.
My second question is, what size of AN to pipe fitting should I use when tapping into the fuel rails? Like a -6 to 3/8?
Thanks for the input guys. I just want to do this once...not twice or three times. These SS lines can realy add up after a little while. CJ
Those SS lines don't take a little while to add up, they add up right away!! I think I have 36 feet of -6 on my car. I should have used the 3 hard lines that run along the car.
How about the different regulators? I notice that Tyson is using the Aeromotive one. I'm thinking that its this one.
http://216.242.145.16/products/product.phtml?p=10
The cheapest I've found it was $157.
I've also noticed that alot of guys use the XS one. Cheapest I've found it was $143.55.
Anyone like to add anything else to this? CJ
http://216.242.145.16/products/product.phtml?p=10
The cheapest I've found it was $157.
I've also noticed that alot of guys use the XS one. Cheapest I've found it was $143.55.
Anyone like to add anything else to this? CJ
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