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Re: FUEL RETURN LINE

Subject: Re: FUEL RETURN LINE
by istter1 on 2012/2/12 18:27:27

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BillH wrote:
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marv02 wrote:
LOL I know what you mean about prices Some times if you need it now you have to pay the high prices if you can wait online lot times is the way to go I beleive Summit parts come out of AZ so you should get them in a couple days.

If you do this Hose job you're self remember use some Masking tape and wrap tight around the Steel braided hose where you want to cut so it willn't fray as much.

I also used a high speed cuting wheel with a high speed air grinder how I cut mine.

Some time putting the ends fitting on the hoses can be a pain just take your time they do fit and you will end up poking you're fingers with the steel braid trust me.




Yea, good advice especially using a cutoff wheel.
Your pics look good Marv.
We had Kool-Tools in the race shop, makes installing the fittings a breeze but they cost a bunch.

I've switched to the good, fabric covered push on hoses on the racecars mainly because I'm tired of bleeding.
That's another reason to secure them like you suggested, if they flop around, you'll get one strand broken in the middle of a hose and bleed everytime you get your hand near it.

I think your Summit parts are being shipped from here not AZ. I'm really lucky that I can walk in Summit's door and get parts (no shipping charges either).


This is how we use to do it on the farm before they had cut off wheels.

http://youtu.be/dkqO6wbKLZg.

Sons gor a cut off saw and I have cut off wheels for my dermal tools and a big chissel.

You were talking about using a 45 to hook into the fuel filter. Any adapters for the other line. Just picking your brain as you have been here before. Oh and any adapters needed to conect from the fittings to the old fule lines.

Just to make my son happy we are going to the 4x4 shop monday to pick up parts for his rock crawler jeep. He said they have fittings there.
So I will be calling on summit later Monday LoL.

Steve
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