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Thread: FUEL LINES

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    FUEL LINES

    Some are just asking for a fire, if you look at the way they have been made up.

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    pictures, or this thread is a non starter

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carlo View Post
    You sure
    Yes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 928 View Post
    pictures, or this thread is a non starter
    I have know way of putting photos up here,so be it its a non starter.

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    Try emailing Steve Holmes or someone cooperative with your pics. They can resize and post them. - thats what I do.

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    TName:  IMG_0413.JPG
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Size:  152.8 KBThe safest setup is steel line only with no rubber hose connections as in this factory 66 Corvette installation.

    Pete
    Last edited by mid-year; 05-25-2013 at 09:45 PM.

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    what about the bit of rubber hose connecting the chassis fuel line to the fuel pump on the block pete?

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    Yes,fair comment, that is true and obviously necessary to allow for engine movement ........but it is on the suction side of the pump and not subject to the 3-5 psi of fuel pressure on the delivery side and this is were problems are usually encountered.

    Pete.

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