Subject	FYI - OEM fuel line is pretty expensive, at least $1
Posted by	jzack on February 20, 2013 at 6:21 PM
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In Reply To	Replacing Fuel Lines posted by Zeto32 on February 20, 2013 at 12:36 PM
Message	per inch (probably more now). Many use auto store high pressure line - make sure this what you are getting (and not carburetor or lawn mower hose). For some large auto parts stores they'll have a length of line blister packed and ready to go. Run a search here - plenty of posts on this topic, size needed, how to do, etc. Just realize that non-OEM hosing has a large diameter (non-metric) than OEM so those hose clamps won't work. But no worries, plenty of fuel injection clamps around. I use an aircraft grade, stamped band clamp in my car - resists loosen from vibration. Had them for years - no issues...
Follow Ups	Replacing Fuel Lines - Zeto32 12:36:35 02/20/13 Soon? Leaking gas burns cars! Funny you use that word - zellamay 13:57:19 02/20/13 +1 on the oem clamps, worm drive cuts into the hose (n/m) - Zvil (FL) 21:50:17 02/20/13 Are there no better options? (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 21:34:11 02/21/13 I guess you could say there are equal options - Zvil (FL) 23:55:12 02/21/13 FYI - OEM fuel line is pretty expensive, at least $1 - jzack 18:21:17 02/20/13 You can use high pressure fuel line from your local - John (MD) 21:09:38 02/20/13 Zspeed sells a nice pre cut oem fuel line kit with (n/m) - itsa300zx 23:47:11 02/20/13 After some research I recommend OEM - OverZealous (CT) 21:33:32 02/21/13 2nd! OEM Provides a Perfect Fit (n/m) - flashstar 14:26:54 02/24/13 2nd! OEM Provides a Perfect Fit (n/m) - flashstar 18:44:05 02/24/13 Re: Replacing Fuel Lines - Zeto32 00:38:23 02/22/13 Go to zspeedperformance.com and buy the 7ft hose kit. - michaell32 (FL) 17:09:52 02/22/13 Re: Go to zspeedperformance.com and buy the 7ft hose kit. - Zeto32 23:38:14 02/24/13
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