It is time to replace the 42-year-old fuel lines in the tunnel of my 914.
I understand there are a few kits available. Any suggestions as to the
best of the lot? And why you think they're better.
Thanks, Jacquot
Tangerine Racing by Chris Foley. Precise fit, engineered by 914 specialists for 914 owners.
http://www.tangerineracing.com/stainlessfuellines.htm
Second to none for quality, fit and craftmanship IMO.
I agree also as to Tangerine. Excellant quality and fit of course and you can get the complete kit with no chasing for extraneous parts.
Keith
Check out Robert (Rotary'14) SS lines. Got the lines on both my cars.
Here's his link,
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=110158
Another vote for Tangerine. One of the best upgrades I've done on my car.
Tangerine. Chris is a huge supporter of our cars with tons of great parts. His website is a 914 candy store.
Got to go with Chris! He gets way too much of my money but his stuff is top of the line.
I have a set of Roberts lines and they fit great.
I have Robert's in both of mine and they fit great. And Chris makes quality items so it all boils down to location basically.
I bought the set from Pelican for around $99 as I recall for the 4 piece set and they seem well made. To be fair, I haven't installed them yet as I'm waiting on my repaint to be done and also I have no way to compare them to the Tangerine ones, but in general I've had good experience with Pelican across a range of Porsches.
Chris at Tangerine Racing is the way to go. Awesome quality from someone who is one of us.
I can't speak to the fuel lines but I can to Chris's availability = awesome! I was having a couple install issues (which weren't his products fault) and he's answering the phone, at night, cooking dinner - are you kidding me! I'd go with Tangerine - that level of service is ridiculously rare! Now I haven't tried him at 2 AM but...
Tony
Thanks to all for the recommendations!
It seems there is a clear 1st choice, with a
solid backup.
Thanks again,
Jacquot
I say, don't listen to any of them...
Buy a roll of stainless fuel line and bend your own... Summit or Jegs
Take the savings and buy more parts you need.
I got mine from CFR... I would have never figured out all the bends on my own and fitted it so well. Would highly recommend.
I used straight 3/8" brake line for 10 years... Just pulled it out, no issues.
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