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Old 02-03-2016, 06:38 PM
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That looks great Vegas! My objective was to keep the fuel line away from heat sources as much as possible. Your way does look cleaner though.
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Thanks for the responses and pics guys!! I can see what I am going to do.
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That looks great Vegas! My objective was to keep the fuel line away from heat sources as much as possible. Your way does look cleaner though.

do as vegas did or get a billet fuel rail.

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I uses one of these. https://www.techafx.com/catalog/50
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That looks like a great option. I take it you get an AN fitting from them for the other end?
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I also flipped my fuel rail on my LS3 to the passenger side. I ran a 90* swivel hose end into a Russel fuel rail fitting. I recommend the fuel rail fitting with the lock nut rather than the plastic clip.

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or Like I did on my new car with Holley Fuel Rails.

Ran fuel line on driver side and remote battery cable on pass side

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That looks like a great option. I take it you get an AN fitting from them for the other end?
That is correct. You can see it in my build, post #53
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This looks great. Are those -6 lines connecting the rails?

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do as vegas did or get a billet fuel rail.

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yes they are. Great kit and really cleans up the bay
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