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05-06-2006, 03:21 PM
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Hi mate
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they can sell you the -6 (dash 6) size hose for fuel. If you are running the lines under the car, use normal braided aeroquip FC333 hose. Absolutley no need for PFTE lined hose and the fittingsyou got off me wont fit either.
you need to take your fuel rail off and get male -6 unions welded where the std spouts are
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they can sell you the -6 (dash 6) size hose for fuel. If you are running the lines under the car, use normal braided aeroquip FC333 hose. Absolutley no need for PFTE lined hose and the fittingsyou got off me wont fit either.
you need to take your fuel rail off and get male -6 unions welded where the std spouts are
05-06-2006, 03:32 PM
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[quote="DaveEscos"]Hi mate
www.thinkauto.com
they can sell you the -6 (dash 6) size hose for fuel. If you are running the lines under the car, use normal braided aeroquip FC333 hose. Absolutley no need for PFTE lined hose and the fittingsyou got off me wont fit either.
you need to take your fuel rail off and get male -6 unions welded where the std spouts are
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cheers dave so i just the got to the fuel rail of and get -6 male welded on will pro alloy do it i take it i got to weld two on one for the fuel and the other for the fuel return
www.thinkauto.com
they can sell you the -6 (dash 6) size hose for fuel. If you are running the lines under the car, use normal braided aeroquip FC333 hose. Absolutley no need for PFTE lined hose and the fittingsyou got off me wont fit either.
you need to take your fuel rail off and get male -6 unions welded where the std spouts are
[/quotecheers dave so i just the got to the fuel rail of and get -6 male welded on will pro alloy do it i take it i got to weld two on one for the fuel and the other for the fuel return
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05-06-2006, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by RichardPON
Actually Mike, in the engine bay, it's totally unnecessary to run PTFE lined.
Comes from boating good practise i guess
I have some dash 6 ptfe but if you have fittings off Dave No good to you
05-06-2006, 03:45 PM
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yep pro alloy should be able to help, if not, im sure martin hadland can 
yes, two male unions.
THEN you need adapters for the fuel filter, rich pon can help you there.. then you're set to go as your fuel pump cradle is fully aeroquiped
yes, two male unions.
THEN you need adapters for the fuel filter, rich pon can help you there.. then you're set to go as your fuel pump cradle is fully aeroquiped
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