Sloshy

like tittle says, i searched.

website link please thank you?

O RLY

I don't think you want SS lines for your fuel line. Just buy new steel ones.

Sloshy

what do you mean?

well its no for me its for a friend hes gonna have a fuel cell with 8an fitting so he need the feed and return fuel line...

O RLY

I think some guy did the same thing with his brake lines. I mean the ones under the hood. Anyways, he had a mushy pedal for some reason, and it was because he shouldn't have used SS on the engine bay brake lines. I think the same rule applies when dealing with fuel lines to the the constant pressure that needs to be maintained. I could be wrong, but just use steel lines.

Sloshy

ok your opinion will be take into consideration...


anybody else?


Modified by hatch-E-vanish at 8:29 PM 11/1/2006

Heretic:Si

you can use braided ss lines for fuel line. try summit racing

my_slow_civic

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by O RLY &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I think some guy did the same thing with his brake lines. I mean the ones under the hood. Anyways, he had a mushy pedal for some reason, and it was because he shouldn't have used SS on the engine bay brake lines. I think the same rule applies when dealing with fuel lines to the the constant pressure that needs to be maintained. I could be wrong, but just use steel lines.</TD></TR></TABLE>




Any place that sells earls fittings, should sell the correct sized line. Summit, etc. Tell him to check wherever he picked up the fittings.

Blk00EJ8

http://www.techna-fit.com/

Excellent customer support, hands down.

nello a.

summit, jegs, sportcompactonly,andys,maybe golden eagle

Hawkze_2.3

Anybody doing a fuel cell should know where to get fittings and crap, but whatever.

Another good place is http://www.ANplumbing.com

Timberland237

russell performance

Sloshy

reason why we dont know. its the first time doing the fuel cell hes turning his car into track only..