Subject	After some research I recommend OEM
Posted by	OverZealous (CT) on February 21, 2013 at 9:33 PM
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In Reply To	Replacing Fuel Lines posted by Zeto32 on February 20, 2013 at 12:36 PM
Message	It's expensive, yes, but it's the right size and avoids dangerous fuel leaks better than standard car store options. Install standard store stuff on top of the engine if you're in a pinch but I recommend OEM for front of fuel rail. Additional good links below. La-Z-Link La-Z-Link OverZealous (CT) My General posts (click) My Technical posts (click)
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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