JoeMack

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What would be the pros and cons of using aluminum fuel line compared to braided? Going to be doing twin intakes and use the stock feed line as a return. Thanks

JoeMack

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Lonnies Performance

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Pros:
Cheap to buy

Cons:
Does not bend well, can be hard to route

mebuildit

I'm using seamless stainless steel for my lines. More rugged, harder to flare (have to buy the right tool to flare stainless) Plus knowing that you are better off using stainless vs. aluminum for rigidity and are less prone to break.

69LT1Bird

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I have been running aluminum on mine for 5 years now with no issues plus a couple of other cars I built for others. Use the correct rubber isolator clamps to secure it to the vehicle and there should be no issue. I have braided line on the engine end to compensate for the engine movement.

EPP

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Using the aluminum tubing is going to save a lot of weight too, plus it won't leach out any fuel smell like braided line can do. Not all alum fuel line is rated for the higher psi for injection. I know Russell makes the higher psi line. Bob

koolrayz

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The hard line also disapates heat where the braded line insulates.

vicalma03

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where can I purchase aluminum fuel lines?? The only aluminum fuel lines I've found are for carb applications. Seamless wall .035 wall thickness.. Will this work for EFI??

EPP

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http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com...html?item=2282 Bob