QUOTE(damnfiknow @ Oct 22 2010, 07:21 AM)
Trying to find info about "threading thru" tunnel of flexable fuel line, not ridge SS or copper.
if the original line is in place, you could connect the new line with a double barbed fitting or tape and pull itthru using the old line possibly. a fuel proof hard nylon line would be a direct replacement for the stock line, i assume that is what your doing? also there are several acess plates in the tunnel top under the carpet. and the shifter base also comes off for acess to tunnel top. this can be useful. be sure the new line does not get wraped around the clutch or accelerater cables.
have fun
ps when you install the rubber hoses on the ends of the hard lines, and thru the engine bay, be surte to use the latest SAE rated 30R9 hose, NOT the older 30R7 hose, the R9 hose has a inner teflon like liner that resists the new fangled mandated fewul additives being forced on use by a government that rather see your car scrapped out. the new fuels in some areas will rot away standard non-lined hoses and cause leaks. the new hose although more expensive will resist the attack of the new gasolines. all the SAE 30R9 hose will be marked as such along the length, accept no lesser hoses for best results. note teh old 30R7 which used ot be ok for high pressure FI use is no starting to be marked as Un-suitable for FI use. one more indication that the fuels have changed and so hve the rubber hose requirements.