Cheaper solution to fuel lines?
05-12-2005, 07:13 PM
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Cheaper solution to fuel lines? Alright i have read around about all the fueling options for the quick disconects and such. I was quoted about 86 bucks for the pieces i need which consists of the quick connect adapters, 8" 6an line with ends, and 2 female saginaw fittings (14 and 16mm i belive). Now my question to everyone, is there a cheaper way? i was hopin to spend around 40 and i have called every possible speed shop and hydraulic shop in town and they can't help me. So any advice would be appreciated. I need these lines by next friday so if i don't get any response in the next couple days i guess ill just get the expensive stuff (that i don't really have the money for 
). Also it doesn't have to be braided line as long as it can support the fuel/fuel pressure.
). Also it doesn't have to be braided line as long as it can support the fuel/fuel pressure. 
05-12-2005, 07:51 PM
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Im just trying to run lines to the rails i have. they use the same quick connect fittings as the lt1 and ls1. Stock my truck didn't have fuel rails, but now its going to. Just trying to see what i can do for lines that will be a little more cost effective... I have every component i need other than the line to go from the back of the block to the rail.