half-n-half

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https://ls1tech.com/forums/fueling-injection/387456-pics-just-installed-speed-inc-fuel-rails.html

louie

libertine1015

iTrader: (5)

A cutoff wheel, even if its on a dremel works nice.

Keith

The hose tightly wrapped in electrical tape, fine toothed hacksaw in a vise should get the job done.

red1999z28

iTrader: (1)

Like someone in the other thread said...Car Craft had an article in there about how to cut the hoses...get a large chisel and file it down some to make it sharp...get a block of aluminum and strike the chisel through the hose on top of the aluminum block. They say it works, and there are no splayed ends...

DERTY

One word... Port-A-Band

Works like a champ. Just wrap the hose in electrical tape and then cut right through the middle of the tape. No splayed ends and about 5 seconds of work.

half-n-half

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i used an air saw with the tape, it sucked, however my blade was dull...

thanks for the input though i am going to try that hammer and chisel on some scrap i have.

louie