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Old 07-22-2003, 08:57 PM
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well Friday i get my true duals on and the guy is only charging me $330. i didn't think that was too bad.. but i remember a post once i thought about covering up or moving the fuel lines along the left side bottom floorpan. I am wondering if they stay where they are but wrap them with header wrap if that will be ok?
Old 07-22-2003, 09:14 PM
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I didn't move ANY fuel line, and or wrap them with anything. My dumps are pretty close to it though. I'm not worrying about. Should I?????
Old 07-22-2003, 09:42 PM
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well i know me personally i would but then again i try to anticipate things that could happen down the road(literally) and make sure i don't create a problem while fixing another...i will either re route them or wrap them ...
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All I did (actually, my installer) was to reverse the brackets to move them higher up. I was told that there was a potential for vaporizing fuel in the lines if they got too hot. Better to be safe than sorry.




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