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StienbargerR
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 Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 4:33 am Post subject: Best place to buy fuel lines |
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I am looking for special jacketed fuel lines, the fuel delivery line, and one that goes to the WUR i think. I cannot find anywhere that sells them, and no one seems to have any in their parts cars....?
Anyway, Can machine shops make me custom lines? The problem with my current ones are that they don't have the proper clamps near the banjo fitting. Or maybe has half the banjo fitting.
Or, does anyone know of a website that specializes in fuel lines that would make them for a reasonable price?
Ryan
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StienbargerR
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Ozzie
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Any decent EFI or hose clinic should be able to make you any lines you require.
Later models had steel hoses but you can do them in flexible/braided.
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StienbargerR
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thank you! 
Ryan
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