blk00ss

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Found a 1/4" barbed t-fitting at the depot the other night. It looks like it will have plenty of flow? This is going in a 2000 plastic tank, and I cant find a "Y" fitting anywhere that is small enough. So I am just wondering if this looks like it will work?

MIGHTYMOUSE

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i don't like it, but it will work provided the hoses stay on it.

MUSTANGBRKR02

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Looks like a Pex fitting for plumbing. The box stores sell a better one for under 10 bucks. Look in MM sticky for what it looks like.

blk00ss

iTrader: (66)

I've tried finding one like the one in MM's writeup, but to no avail. And what the hell is the box store?

MUSTANGBRKR02

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Home Depot, Lowe's even Harbor Freight has them. Its a 3-way pneumatic tee that you plug one hole off.

chevyz2801

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look in the air tool section in lowes

pwrtrip75

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I looked for the one MM used also when I did mine... No place had such a thing.
I checked, Home Depot, true value, ace hardware, a local farm and fleet store....nothing.

I ended up with this......3/8 street tee and street elbow

MUSTANGBRKR02

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Did you cut up your bucket or no? I am about to do mine and would like to know.

heavy6.0

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we sell just the y fitting out of our dual walbro kits for 5.00 plus shipping

https://ls1tech.com/forums/sponsor-g...kits-sale.html

koolaid_kid

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If you have an Ace Hardware near, go into their brass fittings department and see if the following will do for you:
5/16 barb 90 degree 1/4 MPT fitting (2 required) – 47087
1/4 NPT female T fitting – 42049
1/4 MPT to 3/8 compression fitting – 43020 (to connect to metal fuel outlet)

MUSTANGBRKR02

iTrader: (91)

Figured it out.

No Juice

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Lets see some pics

chevyz2801

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what did you do with the stock fuel lines and the charcoal canister?