
08-02-2013, 05:04 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Auburn,
ca
Cobra Make, Engine: Unique 289 FIA HiPo 289 with Shelby dual quad intake
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Originally Posted by rodneym
I finally got the fuel log installed last night and also made a new braided line with fittings. Now that I can make braided lines the perfect length the first time, I probably won't need to make one again until I forget!
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BTW, I got the rubber fuel line (off the log, to the carb) to not crimp. I put a piece of Stainless Steel spring inside of the 3/8" line, keeping it from collapsing. Now the effective inner diameter is roughly 5/16". The coil probably isn't good for the best flow BUT wouldn't you say it's better than crimping? Thoughts?
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Hey Rodney, why not braided lines to the carbs?
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