need help with fuel lines
 

option1) Im looking to convert these lines to braided, mainly to get rid of the barb extensions since they have been leaking. Can i purchase a fitting similar to the red circled parts? Also does anyone know what fitting to use for the Blue circle, its off the inline fuel filter from the drag kit. tia

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...3/fbb0c5b2.jpg
option2) Theres a shop that will take the two fitting circled in red and put a new rubber line. I would still have to use clamps to secure it to the inline pump. Has anyone tried this?


Modified by quikrpm'z at 7:56 PM 7/12/2003

Re: need help with fuel lines (quikrpm'z)
 

checking Arturbos post I use these two fitting for the top of the filter
http://store.summitracing.com/global...r-991942_m.jpg
http://store.summitracing.com/global...r-818006_m.jpg

What do i use for the second line which comes from the pump to the rail?

Re: need help with fuel lines (quikrpm'z)
 

anyone?? Option 2, seems like less hassle. Someone talk me out of it.

Re: need help with fuel lines (quikrpm'z)
 

I sell fuel line kits, I have several kits for any kinf of fuel rail to stock filter...

I can make a custom kit to work with your stock fuel rail as well..

IM me or email me at stan@fast-turbo.com

stan

Re: need help with fuel lines (Flamenco-T)
 

-6 to 12mm x 1.25 Del Orto carb adapter PN991945 is the fitting for stock fuel filter, stock fuel rail, AEM fuel filter and AEM fuel rail.

I made my own fuel line setup but the kit from Stan looks nice. Summit has problems keeping that fitting in stock http://images.honda-tech.com/set1//smile/emcrook.gif
http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0QwDTA...81026803990341
http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0RQAUG...59591130183377

Re: need help with fuel lines (Dee)
 

thanks Stan and Dee.

So i need 2 of #991945 one for the filter and one for the stock rail, and 1 #818006 for the top of the filter. So i dont have to use that plastic damper/regulator thing that sits on the end of the fuel rail? Is anything else used on the fitting to ensure no leaks? thanks.

Stan u have https://honda-tech.com/forums/images...es/ememail.gif .