Will the lines and gas tank work?

84blkstang

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I am converting to fuel injection and i really dont want to put an inline pump in i would rather have a intank one. well will a tank and lines out of a 4 cly work? if i put a bigger fuel pump in them? If they wont work where can i get braided fuel lines from the tank to the engine and how much would they cost?

 

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xxxCadillacxxx

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• Aug 24, 2004

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The tank from any mustang will work, you just need the sender and pump assembly from a V8 EFI car. I believe the fuel lines are on the driverside of a 4 cyl and i believe they are on the pass side of a v8 car so you may have to use braided from the end of the hard line to the rail. The factory 4 cyl hard lined should be good to 350 hp with a decent in tank pump.

 

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v8only

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correct, the 4 banger lines run on the dr side.

you'll need the complete fuel lines from a v8 donor. I believe they are bolted and rivited in. Remove them and they'll bolt right up to your 84, it may take more time to modify the 4 banger lines than they are worth, + the ends are set up for different lines at the engine side.

 

84blkstang

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do you guys know anywhere i could get steel braided lines from a company? i would rather run new ones then old ones

 

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Daggar

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Check these guys out. You can get as little or as much from them from a single fuel line to a complete kit for your car. There are droves of other vendors out there but this would be a start and they have everything you could need.

http://www.aeromotiveinc.com/products/view.phtml?f_cat=Bolt-On+Systems

 

84blkstang

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is aeromotive a good repeutable company? i dont want junk and thanks for the link