When you use a bolt cutter to cut your fuel line
Ok so I know im a idiot but I’m 16 and dumb and barely know anything about my car. I bought it as a shell swapped my b18 in and somthing was in the way so I cut it. I thought it was somthing to do with the ac and I thought race car life and cut it. So now my fuel line coming out of the fire wall is cut and I don’t know what to do. I was wondering if you guys were in the same situation (none of y’all are this stupid most likely) what would you all do.
I’m capable of fixing it I was just wondering what the easiest thing to do would be
Last edited by toyomatt84; Aug 11, 2018 at 10:22 PM.
Cut it off clean with a brake line cutter, or if you don't have room bend it back as best you can then, get a 6AN crush fitting. Summit racing sells one.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/e...6erl/overview/
Run 6AN to a fuel filter, and your fuel rail.
It's no big deal man we all make mistakes.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/e...6erl/overview/
Run 6AN to a fuel filter, and your fuel rail.
It's no big deal man we all make mistakes.
Or can just run new fuel lines from filter and FPR under the car and back to the tank. It's pretty easy and if you ever plan on using e85 can use compatible line.
This is how mine was set up by previous owner, they mangled all of the original fuel lines.
This is how mine was set up by previous owner, they mangled all of the original fuel lines.
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It’s a race car didn’t care about any of that stuff. Trying to keep it simple and cheap as possible for my first build. How would I run an line to a stock fuel rail?
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