crx4life2002

This is probably a stupid question but I need to locate a company that can make me a custom fuel line for the del sol. Is there any other solution to this problem? Different fuel rail?

mslate

I'm also interested in a good replacement line. Every where I go people look at me like I have 2 heads. I just finished the same swap in a 93 del sol. I used a aem fuel rail, and the stock line. It looks like **** but got me running.

crx4life2002

a aem fuel rail flipped it around? is the line reaaly tight?

mslate

No the aem has threads at both ends and come with a plug for the one you don't use. The stock line is too long has a big arch to it and rubs on the hood. I would love to see pictures of what others have done.

Turbogixxer

(it is a Euro-R manifold, but you get the point). That is a pic of using the stock fitting. All you have to do is flip it over and bend it a small bit to clear the IABs valve (pictured is a Euro-r, so it does not have IABs).

Now, You can take that fitting and the stock civic fuel filter fitting to a local auto part store (not a chain) and tell them the length you need (~18inch) and they can make it for you. Or look up a hose specialty shop in your phone book.

You can make your own with barbed-end fittings and extra hose. Your local auto part or hardware store should have them.

fastwanabe

you can just use a 91-93 accord rail with the stock accord line.... complete bolt in.

hondaZvic

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check this out, i got this for whoever needs it:


i just pulled this off my h22/civic. sitting in my garage now collecting dust.
4sale thread is in my sig. but thats it.