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10-07-2015 #1
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What size hard lines
Going to be running hard lines to my Engine from the cell. Cell has -8An Supply and return.
Sould I run an 3/8 supply? where is the best place to get fittings also?
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10-07-2015 #2
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use the stock 3/8 lines from engine to tank. Run a flexable hose off of the hardlines to the tank and another to the engine. On my build i actually laid out every fitting that i had to use.
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I have no factory lines to go off of. Il be creating everything that's needed. I was planning on running a flex line off the end to account for vibration
1966 Mustang Coupe
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order the factory line off of www.firewheelclassics.com
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10-08-2015 #5
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I have a 66 mustang. that link to go Camaros.
Il just run and bend my own 3/8s line.1966 Mustang Coupe
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Why not just run Russell push-lock hose the entire length and screw all the bending/flaring?
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Hadnt seen those. That's a good idea! thanks!
Originally Posted by HandOverFist
-8AN supply and -6AN return.1966 Mustang Coupe
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My MSD Atomic EFI kit came with Aeroquip AQP socketless hose. If you go to Summit Racing and do a brand search you can see all the AQP hose and fittings.
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That's how I plumbed the '90 GT... Originally Posted by rhurley
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