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RE:Headers and Fuel lines

Subject: RE:Headers and Fuel lines
by jsup on 2008/2/6 0:20:04

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The tubing I got is expensive as hell. It was $120 for two pieces about
4.5 feet each. It's hydraulic line (which will tolerate gas) it has a teflon
core wrapped in rubber with braided stainless on the outside.
A manufacturer's name, series name and part number could be helpful to others in the future.

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Cool, I'll call them tomorrow and get it.

The price included four fittings one on the end of two pieces, plus a couple compression fittings put on my stock tubing.
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