AdamR
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Wich is the better company to deal with, fine lines or inline tube ? Will either company do custom work ? I would like to get a 1/2" fuel line made up for the Scamp.
pre bent fuel lines
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416 scamp
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I ordered trans lines from fine lines and was a good fit. Dont know about custom work though.
AdamR
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daves66valiant
68 Dart 340/727:66 Signet Vert 340/5spd: 68 D100
Check out these guys. They can do what ever. They mixed my set. Front early a-body discs lines. Lines to the rear and 8 3/4 rear lines. Give them a call. I thought they were much nicer to talk to than inlinetube. Prices are better too. My 2cents
http://www.rightstuffdetailing.com/parts_catalog.htm
http://www.rightstuffdetailing.com/parts_catalog.htm
Eric_S68
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Adam, Save the $$$ and get a roll of 1/2" aluminum line and a roll of 3/8" (If you want a return) Took me an afternoon to do it on the Duster. Total cost approx $100 without the pump n regulator.
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I got my tranny lines from Fine Lines.....they fit fantastic. Funny thing is they didn't have any listed for a 904 in a '73 A-body......they told me to bring mine up so they could make a copy and they'd give me mine for free.....well I didn't have the orginals but they did give me a smokin deal since I am local and I just went to their shop and picked them up. I ran full -8an braided line for my fuel supply lines and aluminum 1/2 for the return. I agree if you are going to go with 1/2" supply I'd run the braided or aluminum line and bend it myself.
1968FormulaS340
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Hate to ask, but why would you need a 1/2" fuel line.
Dusterb318
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Well I need a 1/2 inch line to feed the motor and feed the nitrous kit.....even the motor by itself needs the 1/2" supply. It's all about flow and volume and keeping your electric pump happy.....the bigger the line the easier for it to push and the cooler the pump runs.
AdamR
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1968FormulaS340 said:
So I dont have to worry about the fuel line ever again. You cant have to big of a fuel line IMO.
The cost to have one custom bent is $140 in Stainless steel. Im gonna go with the $25 roll of aluminum.
abodybill
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I bought my lines from Inline as they were only 100 miles south of me.
I should have bent my own!
Since then I have been getting all my pre-bent lines from Fine lines and no problems and they stand behind there work more they I can say about Inline.
I should have bent my own!
Since then I have been getting all my pre-bent lines from Fine lines and no problems and they stand behind there work more they I can say about Inline.
AdamR
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Fine-lines is the company that said they could do the custom bent lines for me. I will most likely bend my own fuel lines and buy brake and tranny lined from them.
abodybill
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Don't think you can go wrong with them as I have spent $$$$$ with them and always be happy with them.
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