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Was seeing what others are running for fuel lines from mech fuel pump to carb? any pics of how its setup and also is there a bracket that any one has used to keep the line from laying any where?

Current setup i have is the rubber lines that came with the Carb.Holley Street avenger 670,Edelbrock Mech fuel pump.


Heres what im looking at getting to replace the rubber line.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-220100b
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-carbkit4/overview/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-230118-b/overview/

Any suggestion?

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1970 Mustang Coupe M-Code 351w

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i turn around the fuel rail to where its facing backwards, then the line will be up against the fire wall and can creep off to the side and down to where u like, this is for electric pumps tho. the rubber stock lines suck, anything a-n an steel braided is a instant win
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Originally posted by Duncan Motors:
i turn around the fuel rail to where its facing backwards, then the line will be up against the fire wall and can creep off to the side and down to where u like, this is for electric pumps tho. the rubber stock lines suck, anything a-n an steel braided is a instant win

Ooooh I like that!!! For carb motors that would be like a wire tuck. Right under that seem where the brake lines run down the frame rail and straight to the pump. The only hard part is knowing what fitting fits on stock or even after market pumps

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Yeah ive been looking thought summit and theres alot of different options for fittings or ways to go one thing i cant find by itself is the braided fuel lines they only seem to come in kits and doesn't seem to have the right fitting i may need.

if anyone has some pics of how they did there carb setup?

would -6an be large enough?

heres a pic of what it looks like now.
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