Fuel lines
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I am not sure it matters if they are correct. I have always wondered how do you install those? The fuel lines were one of the first things they put on the frame when building the truck. Now you have wires, brake lines, fuel tanks, shocks, driveline all in the way. That is why I make my own fuel lines from nickel copper universal lines you can buy at the parts store.
I am sure you are going to have to bend those lines to get them in place. So long as they are long enough, they should work.
I am sure you are going to have to bend those lines to get them in place. So long as they are long enough, they should work.
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here did you buy your lines from?
I have used lines from a company called finelines and another I cant remember.
I was amazed at how well the lines fit and the quality.
Take your time Rome wasn't built in a day.
Side note I bought a set of ford 9 inch rear axle housing brake lines and received something that looked like 8.8 rear housing brake lines. I returned them.
I have used lines from a company called finelines and another I cant remember.
I was amazed at how well the lines fit and the quality.
Take your time Rome wasn't built in a day.
Side note I bought a set of ford 9 inch rear axle housing brake lines and received something that looked like 8.8 rear housing brake lines. I returned them.
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