my quest for braided fuel lines

[69clark]

Nagash - Got any pics of what you purchased? Or at least links to what you purchased.

 

[Nagash01WS6]

Sure dont... still have stock stuff.

Ive been looking into it though. The size quoted on summit is "ford efi" on one end.

 

[trav_19]

yeah those ones you posted are fox only i have them for my 93 theres not those barb fittings at both ends stupid ford why didn't they stick with the earlier styles anyone find any braided lines from the tank up like a complete kit?? i think its the only way to get them...i bet its gonna be really expensive

 

[69clark]

I'm working on something! I keep you updated.

 

[trav_19]

cool im waiting lol....hey did you ever find out anything about my decals i pmed you about?

 

[69clark]

Refresh my memory, I must have forgot or not gotten it???

 

[trav_19]

my t-n-a motorsprort decals for the quarter windows i sent you a pm with an idea for the font i was looking to get something like it let me know if you ever got it i will see if i have it saved somewhere if you dont remember or never got it

 

[trav_19]

heres what i came up with

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i would need them probley white though and big enough to look right and readable in the quarter glass

 

[TrueBlue95GT]

This is the bundle of parts that I used to fab up stainless lines up until the stock fuel filter. When I got to the fuel filter, I cut the original metal lines and clamped the stainless lines onto the metal. This kit should be used only if you have alot of room under the throttle body, or if you get 90* fittings instead, you can run straight to the firewall instead of under the neck of the intake manifold.

EAR-812008ERL
EAR-818006ERL
RUS-640870
RUS-640880
SUM-230615
SUM-230815

All the part numbers are from Summitracing.

 

[69clark]

trav_19 - PM sent! My bad.

 

[95Mustang302]

any updates clark?

 

[trav_19]

lol we are all waiting with such anticipation lol

 

[Chythar]

Revived from the dead! Nearly a year ago 69Clark was trying to replace his OEM fuel lines going from the fuel rail to the hard lines in the back rear corner of the engine bay. 69Clark, did you ever complete this project? I'm looking to replace my OEM cheap lines, and I'd love to hear what you ended up doing.