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The 914 conversion, 3.3 Ltr suby upgrade |
flmont |
Sep 25 2016, 09:58 PM
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Chris H. |
Nov 13 2016, 10:05 PM
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They are shorter than the stock lines only because they are made of stainless steel rather than the plastic composite material the originals are made of, so of course they are not as flexible so the designer had to stop them there. Those are Tangerine Racing lines, and they either come as a 2 piece or 4 piece set. The 4 piece set has another length of stainless lines that run into the engine compartment connected with a small piece of FI hose to the tunnel lines. Mine are just like yours, just the tunnel lines, and I ran high pressure FI hose from there into the engine compartment. You can use 5/16 as a substitute for 8mm. Just make sure it's high pressure hose made for later model engines.
Here's a link to the lines you have: SS Fuel Lines They are the best thing out there to replace stock lines with. |
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