Braided Fuel line best place to buy it ????
15-10-2007, 12:17 PM
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Braided Fuel line best place to buy it ????
As above Braided Fuel line wheres the best / cheapish place to buy it i have called my local race parts place and they quoted me £16.53p + Vat Per metre for -6 is this the going rate ????
I have my fuel Surply all ready done brought of someone on here some time ago but need to get some for the return to tank
I have my fuel Surply all ready done brought of someone on here some time ago but need to get some for the return to tank
15-10-2007, 01:39 PM
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Think Auto mate.
There is 2 types too, there is a hydraulic ptfe lined hose they supply which is MUCH cheaper then your normal -6 aeroquip.
Saved me a fortune when I done a interior fuel install in a mates car.
There is 2 types too, there is a hydraulic ptfe lined hose they supply which is MUCH cheaper then your normal -6 aeroquip.
Saved me a fortune when I done a interior fuel install in a mates car.
15-10-2007, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Diamonds
Originally Posted by stars of cctv
matt lewis motorsport are one of the cheepest with a very good service
And how much did you pay for yours
Thanks everyone else for the Info
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15-10-2007, 02:57 PM
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I get mine from my local hose and hydraulic place. PTFE lined 1/8 inch with bsp fittings crimped on exactly where i want them. All designed for 1500 psi so i am sure that they will be fine for the 75 psi or so max you will see in a car install. Much cheaper than any motorsport supplier!
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Originally Posted by Garage19
I get mine from my local hose and hydraulic place. PTFE lined 1/8 inch with bsp fittings crimped on exactly where i want them. All designed for 1500 psi so i am sure that they will be fine for the 75 psi or so max you will see in a car install. Much cheaper than any motorsport supplier!
15-10-2007, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by JonnyBravo
Our local hydraulic firm sorted us out with this little lot 
15-10-2007, 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by NEIL A
Just watch with crimped hydraulic fittings some have a smaller internal diameter than the like of aeroquip re uasable fittings.
) Am i right in thinking its just pushed on and clamped on the Fuel Reg ?
And how do it go back into the tank is it the same way (puch on and clamp) i cant rember i removed it all Months AGO
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