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GM production small block engines were known as Mouse motors.

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Re: Did a fuel line swap on the 89

Subject: Re: Did a fuel line swap on the 89
by CorvetteBob on 2020/9/16 16:37:11

Finally, here’s where it comes up past the header. The black bar at the top of the pic is the rear ac compressor support rod.
I have the lines clamped to the frame before and after the angular frame support to hold it still.
From here it’ll route to the block at the mechanical pump location, them up the front of the engine like OEM routing.
So there you have it. Whaddya think? I’m also open to alternative suggestions.
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