Routing braided lines (pic request)
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I'll be fitting my braided fuel lines next week . I have some -6 separators which i'll be drilling out to M6 and fitting longer stainless bolts through into rivnuts in the original mounting brackets . I think this should hold it tightly and also look quite pleasing to the eye . However i'm a little concerned about the route they have to take and how close they are to freshly painted items . Theres some very tight bends and odd angles which i don't like .So how has everyone else done it , Anyone have pics the pipes over the beam and onto the floor area ? .Also how you've routed for the return .I'm looking at going thought the cradle for a direct line of sight to the return . Then engine bay wise how do you get on with securing them or not as the case may be . I was just going to use the separators to keep them from flapping in the wind . any pics would be a great help . Ta muchley
I did mine not long ago and it was an easy job! Mines in teflon and the pipe bent easy round the beam! but mine is -8 feed but -6 return also mine is on p clips riveted to the original clip mounts
Last edited by ajamesc; Sep 5, 2012 at 10:35 PM.
nice pics. im away to do this with my esc cos. where did you get the fuel pipe from and how much was needed and cost. also need aeroquip fittings. what did you use for the breather pipe.
thanks scott
thanks scott
My hose and fittings all came from torques and you need about 4 meters to go from front to back
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