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Posted by: Racer Chris Jan 30 2007, 09:26 AM
Now through valentines day:
Purchase any two sets of fuel lines, for you and a buddy, and take $25 off the order.
A "set" includes a single supply line for carbs.
The entire order must be made with a single payment and shipped to a single address.
Regular prices, including delivery:
Single line - $50
Pair (specify early or late fuel pump location) - $79
4pcs (includes 2pc engine comp lines) - $115
Anyone who desires -6AN fittings on the ends - add $20 each fitting.
Paypal to sales@tangerineracing.com
Posted by: Tobra Jan 30 2007, 06:37 PM
brett, you down with me on this?
Posted by: biosurfer1 Jan 30 2007, 09:33 PM
i sent ya a PM..i already got mine like 2 weeks ago:(
sorry
Posted by: Tobra Feb 2 2007, 03:18 PM
Oops, anyone else in the area of Northern Cali?
Posted by: neo914-6 Feb 3 2007, 01:15 PM
I emailed a bunch of friends and have one, maybe two plus myself to buy sets. We are in the SF Bay area. I should firm it up soon...
Posted by: Racer Chris Feb 4 2007, 02:46 PM
Have I mentioned that the lines now have a proper hose bead at the ends?
Posted by: Tobra Feb 4 2007, 10:27 PM
I can take delivery at my office, which makes things nice. I am getting them one way or the other, but being cheap(or I would be in a different model Porsche, probably), am always interested in saving a buck.
Yeah Chris, I think you did say something about the hose bead thing
Posted by: bag5rcg Feb 10 2007, 06:25 PM
may I see pictures of the 4pcs (includes 2pc engine comp lines) - $115?
Now through valentines day:
Purchase any two sets of fuel lines, for you and a buddy, and take $25 off the order.
A "set" includes a single supply line for carbs.
The entire order must be made with a single payment and shipped to a single address.
Regular prices, including delivery:
Single line - $50
Pair (specify early or late fuel pump location) - $79
4pcs (includes 2pc engine comp lines) - $115
Anyone who desires -6AN fittings on the ends - add $20 each fitting.
Paypal to sales@tangerineracing.com
Posted by: orange914 Feb 12 2007, 07:36 PM
chris
does this mean i get 2 sets for $79 + take $25 off order or 2x$79 +-$25? how much for shipping 2 sets to 95307?
thanks
orange914 
Now through valentines day:
Purchase any two sets of fuel lines, for you and a buddy, and take $25 off the order.
A "set" includes a single supply line for carbs.
The entire order must be made with a single payment and shipped to a single address.
Regular prices, including delivery:
Single line - $50
Pair (specify early or late fuel pump location) - $79
4pcs (includes 2pc engine comp lines) - $115
Anyone who desires -6AN fittings on the ends - add $20 each fitting.
Paypal to sales@tangerineracing.com
Posted by: Racer Chris Feb 13 2007, 09:46 AM
Total for 2 sets, including shipping, is $133.
Only 2 days left! 
This is a pic of the tunnel lines. They are nearly 5 ft long:
and this is a pic of the engine comp. lines, which are just under 2ft long:
The ends now look like this, standard:
Posted by: shelby/914 Feb 14 2007, 07:20 AM
I need two 4 piece sets for 75-76's. Paypal will be sent shortly. 
Posted by: bag5rcg Feb 15 2007, 09:19 AM
I would like to get 2 sets for 2 carburated cars...I would like the one line from the front to the back and one line for the engine compartment X2...So, 2 long lines and 2 short lines....What will be the cost?
Total for 2 sets, including shipping, is $133.
Only 2 days left!
This is a pic of the tunnel lines. They are nearly 5 ft long:
and this is a pic of the engine comp. lines, which are just under 2ft long:
The ends now look like this, standard:
Posted by: Racer Chris Feb 15 2007, 06:44 PM
I would like to get 2 sets for 2 carburated cars...I would like the one line from the front to the back and one line for the engine compartment X2...So, 2 long lines and 2 short lines....What will be the cost?
I'll do it for the same price as a standard 4 pc set: $115
Posted by: bag5rcg Feb 16 2007, 06:41 AM
OK...Payment on its way.....My personal email is brain935@comcast.net....I will send my shipping address
I would like to get 2 sets for 2 carburated cars...I would like the one line from the front to the back and one line for the engine compartment X2...So, 2 long lines and 2 short lines....What will be the cost?
I'll do it for the same price as a standard 4 pc set: $115
Posted by: orange914 Feb 16 2007, 02:48 PM
1 do you have a line set to convert a 73 to front pump?
2 what pieces are included?
3 do you make a fuel rail with provisions for a pressure gauge?
4 how much w/ s/h?
Posted by: Racer Chris Feb 16 2007, 03:57 PM
1 do you have a line set to convert a 73 to front pump?
2 what pieces are included?
3 do you make a fuel rail with provisions for a pressure gauge?
4 how much w/ s/h?
My late style set is perfect for conversion to front pump. You have a choice of going with just the tunnel lines (both 5/16") or the 4 pc set that includes two 5/16" engine comp. lines. Prices including shipping are $79 (2pc) or $115 (4 pc).
I don't make fuel rails. IIRC many stock rails have provisions for a pressure gauge with a tee between the injector take-offs facing up and out.
Posted by: orange914 Feb 16 2007, 04:21 PM
1 do you have a line set to convert a 73 to front pump?
2 what pieces are included?
3 do you make a fuel rail with provisions for a pressure gauge?
4 how much w/ s/h?
My late style set is perfect for conversion to front pump. You have a choice of going with just the tunnel lines (both 5/16") or the 4 pc set that includes two 5/16" engine comp. lines. Prices including shipping are $79 (2pc) or $115 (4 pc).
I don't make fuel rails. IIRC many stock rails have provisions for a pressure gauge with a tee between the injector take-offs facing up and out.
would the earlier lines (3/8 & 5/16) work the same? is there some advantage to smaller feed line?
Posted by: Racer Chris Feb 16 2007, 04:54 PM
1 do you have a line set to convert a 73 to front pump?
2 what pieces are included?
3 do you make a fuel rail with provisions for a pressure gauge?
4 how much w/ s/h?
My late style set is perfect for conversion to front pump. You have a choice of going with just the tunnel lines (both 5/16") or the 4 pc set that includes two 5/16" engine comp. lines. Prices including shipping are $79 (2pc) or $115 (4 pc).
I don't make fuel rails. IIRC many stock rails have provisions for a pressure gauge with a tee between the injector take-offs facing up and out.
would the earlier lines (3/8 & 5/16) work the same? is there some advantage to smaller feed line?
The output fitting on the pump is closer to 5/16". If you go with a 3/8" line the connecting hose won't fit well at one end. The factory changed the tunnel lines to both 5/16" (8mm) when they moved the pump.
Posted by: neo914-6 Feb 17 2007, 11:10 AM
I emailed a bunch of friends and have one, maybe two plus myself to buy sets. We are in the SF Bay area. I should firm it up soon...
Chris,
I dropped the ball on this so I'd understand if it is full price. I need a quote to 95125 for:
A '74 with a engine transplant but I want to run a return line. The fuel pump is currently in the front susp area under the tank.
My "buddy" has a '74 914 2.0 with the fuel pump in the stock location.
Posted by: Racer Chris Feb 17 2007, 02:19 PM
Felix,
I'll hold the sale price for you. What's your transplanted engine (ie. do you need a 3/8" line for a six)?
Do you want just the 2 pc tunnel lines for both cars? or 4pc for your buddy.
Posted by: neo914-6 Feb 19 2007, 11:43 AM
Felix,
I'll hold the sale price for you. What's your transplanted engine (ie. do you need a 3/8" line for a six)?
Do you want just the 2 pc tunnel lines for both cars? or 4pc for your buddy.
Chris,
I have the Audi 2.7tt, which line size to you recommmend? I don't know what the factory line size is but I know it's high pressure.
I'll take a pair while Rob will take the 4 line set up.
Will send payment today.
Thanks,
Felix
Posted by: Racer Chris Feb 19 2007, 12:05 PM
Chris,
I have the Audi 2.7tt, which line size to you recommmend? I don't know what the factory line size is but I know it's high pressure.
3/8" supply should be fine.
I'll take a pair while Rob will take the 4 line set up.
Will send payment today.
Thanks,
Felix
Total is $169
Posted by: neo914-6 Feb 19 2007, 02:34 PM
Chris,
I have the Audi 2.7tt, which line size to you recommmend? I don't know what the factory line size is but I know it's high pressure.
3/8" supply should be fine.
I'll take a pair while Rob will take the 4 line set up.
Will send payment today.
Thanks,
Felix
Total is $169
PayPal's sent.
Thanks!
Felix
Posted by: orange914 Mar 12 2007, 04:04 PM
1 do you have a line set to convert a 73 to front pump?
2 what pieces are included?
3 do you make a fuel rail with provisions for a pressure gauge?
4 how much w/ s/h?
My late style set is perfect for conversion to front pump. You have a choice of going with just the tunnel lines (both 5/16") or the 4 pc set that includes two 5/16" engine comp. lines. Prices including shipping are $79 (2pc) or $115 (4 pc).
I don't make fuel rails. IIRC many stock rails have provisions for a pressure gauge with a tee between the injector take-offs facing up and out.
would the earlier lines (3/8 & 5/16) work the same? is there some advantage to smaller feed line?
The output fitting on the pump is closer to 5/16". If you go with a 3/8" line the connecting hose won't fit well at one end. The factory changed the tunnel lines to both 5/16" (8mm) when they moved the pump.
chris
1)where exactly are the 2 other pieces located in the 4 pc set?
2)if i install the 75-6 set on my 73 are there any other mods needed to move my three port pump to the front?- can i just tee in the third (relief line) to the tank return line?
3)i relize im late in finally ordering -but- will you honor the sale price??
thanks, mike
Posted by: Racer Chris Mar 13 2007, 03:35 PM
chris
1)where exactly are the 2 other pieces located in the 4 pc set?
2)if i install the 75-6 set on my 73 are there any other mods needed to move my three port pump to the front?- can i just tee in the third (relief line) to the tank return line?
3)i relize im late in finally ordering -but- will you honor the sale price??
thanks, mike
1) They go here:
2) no other mods, tee - yes.
3) That batch sold out. I'm holding the list price for now but may be raising it soon due to increased stainless prices.
Posted by: d7n7master Apr 29 2007, 10:20 AM
Hi Chris,
I installed the tunnel fuel lines and it would seem that they are too long;-)
You think maybe the jackstands made my car shrink?? 
What dp you suppose is the best/easiest way to trim off about an inch without removing them from the car???
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Posted by: Racer Chris Apr 29 2007, 11:52 PM
If the forward bend was tightened just a little they would have more clearance. I thinkyou have to pull them out to make a change.
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