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Fuel Line options, Making your Own Fuel Lines |
Beakster |
Jul 12 2020, 05:18 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 121 Joined: 13-August 15 From: Calgary,AB Canada Member No.: 19,055 Region Association: None |
Has any one made their own SS fuel lines instead of Buying Tangerines Pre made kit ..If so how did you do it .. ??
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djway |
Jul 13 2020, 12:58 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 787 Joined: 16-October 15 From: Riverside Member No.: 19,266 Region Association: Southern California |
I am having to fabricate all my own lines for my T4 in a Notchback. At first I tried the thinnest wall 3/8 I could find but my hydraulic flare tool had a difficult time flaring it.
I just got a coil of 5/16 .02 wall and the flare tool works fine. Flares are needed for the FI pressure. I found I have to work the bends slowly with the few hand tools I have in order to avoid crimps/kinks. I made my own tubing straightener using 5 nylon dished wheels and a couple of sections of square stock. It is amazing how straight you can work it out. Lots of how to's for that tool on the interweb. The best price I found on the tubing was a Brewery supply place in New York and they also carry thinner wall than most places I found. |
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