So I'm doing a mild wire tuck on the crx and the stock filter really stands out now. What have others done to clean this up a bit? With the fuel supply line being high pressure, can I just cut the metal line and attach a hose to it with an in line filter hidden under the intake manifold? Opinions? Pics? Links? Bueller? Bueller?

 

you don't want the fuel so close to the engine heat.
the best way is to use earls compression fitting adapters for the fuel line and put it under the dash

 

this would suck if u smoke and some how your feet are on fire like dumb and dumber

 

I'm not liking that idea. I don't really want it inside the car with me.

 

right by the fuel rail with stainless line earls filter for cleaning up helps with looks alot not to expensive to do either

 

get an AEM anodized bling filter.

 

 

the fuel line already runs throught the car along the drivers side

 

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-crx-ef-civic-1988-1991-3/write-up-how-convert-your-fuel-lines-ugly-filter-stainless-6an-hoses-1527379/

here you go this is what i used when doing my fuel line tuck



cost me $109 total with shipping and more than enough hose to do the feed side AND the return i just didnt get the fittings for the return side

 

^^^ Was the line attached to the metal line coming out of the firewall with a ferrell/compression fitting i'm assuming?

 

yes it is attached to the stock hardline using a NPT female to AN male adapter. the process was a little more involved than just bolting it on. i had to use a dremel and cut off a small portion of the stock "fitting" that bolts into the stock fuel filter hoses. the thread i posted goes into more detail on the process i used but i have heard u can use the 3 piece compression adapter but i opted for the one piece option.

the process is discussed here
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...1527379&page=4

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