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09-07-2008, 07:36 PM
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fuel line
What is the safest fuel line to run from the pump to the Carb, I have rubber hose right now but it is touching the block, I am paranoid about safety, because of the burns I saw soldiers got in burning humvees in Iraq, Engine is moderate 455 in 66 GTO with headers, Carb is pontiac Q-jet, car used for car shows and ice cream runs, Any suggestions
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09-07-2008, 07:46 PM
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Standard steel or stainless hard-line with flared ends & fittings is probably the safest option IMO.
As long the fella plumbing it knows what he's doing... If the line runs by a heat source,put some insulating sheathing over the hard-line to keep the fuel cool and such. As long as the hard-line is'nt rubbing against something else,it should last a good long time. Use insulated line (adel) clamps to avoid that issue. Ask me,that is about as good as it gets. 
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