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08-12-2011, 05:57 PM

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Braided Fuel Line Question

Using a different alternator bracket which doesn't allow me to use the original hardlines so instead I have to route braided lines directly off the line from the fuel rail. What fittings do I need that will allow me to do this and where can I find these fittings and braided line? I will be connecting back to original lines further back behind the control arms. Thanks '91 LB9 305 tpi

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08-12-2011, 07:56 PM

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Re: Braided Fuel Line Question

recently did a intake swap to where i needed my own custom lines.. this thread helped me out alot should help you out also

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/memb...y-start-3.html

post below is directly from the link i provided

Earl's #361-9894DBH # Fuel Injection Female O-Ring Seal 14mm x 1.5 Thread (Jegs $11.99 )

Earl's #361-9894DBJ # Fuel Injection Female O-Ring Seal 16mm x 1.5 Thread (Jegs $11.99 )

Above highlight in red is what you need so you can adapt your new AN fittings and lines

Earl's #361-AT800106 -6AN Ano-Tuff Straight Swivel-Seal Fitting (Jegs $7.99)

Above highlight in blue you'll need 4 of these straight 6AN fittings

Earl's #361-310006 AN Size: -06 (3/8''); 10' Foot Length (Jegs $52.99) - NOTE: You wont need more then 6 feet