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Old 06-27-2014, 09:02 AM
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Are most people running hard line?
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Old 06-27-2014, 11:08 AM
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Are most people running hard line?
I don't think so. Easier to run flex line from what I have seen.
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Old 06-27-2014, 12:39 PM
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I don't think so. Easier to run flex line from what I have seen.
Just pony up the extra bucks to run PTFE lined braided stainless. You won't get the fuel smell and it holds up to very high pressure. I used the same stuff for my fuel line and my power steering lines. Oh, and don't get the Summit or Jegs brand fittings. They are complete garbage. Get Aeroquip or similar.
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Just pony up the extra bucks to run PTFE lined braided stainless. You won't get the fuel smell and it holds up to very high pressure. I used the same stuff for my fuel line and my power steering lines. Oh, and don't get the Summit or Jegs brand fittings. They are complete garbage. Get Aeroquip or similar.
Very good advice here. I really like the Goodridge hose since it has a thinner convoluted liner that makes it very flexible. It's spendy, but you will only cry once.

A combination of PTFE hose and SS hardline is very good as well.
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