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> Fuel Line Replacement, What to use
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post Mar 5 2004, 11:05 AM
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I know we have covered this before but I can't find it in the classic threads...

What is the problem with using FLAPS "off the shelf" brake lines to replace "in Tunnel" fuel lines as long as it meets the I/D requirements...

SS tubing is expensive but can be done through a local hose shop...

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post Mar 5 2004, 01:14 PM
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Actually, the stock plastic lines are very very good stuff. They are generally still fine after 30 years!! Where they go bad is where they are exposed to heat--which means in the engine bay. If the lines are still pliable, they are still fine, but once they get stiff they're a fire waiting to happen.

I think most people view it as "cheap insurance" to replace the plastic lines with metal. I'm not certain that the stock pre-75 lines are even available any more.

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