Fuel line for rear tank
 

Ok could use a little advice here, i have never installed a fuel tank in a vehicle before but i allways envisioned a solid steel straight fuel line that i would have to make a few bending adjustments to and flair the ends ect..

All i see around these parts has been a soft coil of 25' of line similar to what is shown in the Jegs on line catalog that i'm assuming is aluminum. http://www.jegs.com/p/JEGS/JEGS-Univ...60825/10002/-1

Is this stuff worth using? will flaired ends hold up using a flaring tool? or should i be using the compression collets with it? or is there a better product i should be looking for? Thanks!!

Re: Fuel line for rear tank
 

I used the aluminum line. Easy to bend and works well. Have had it for years even with EFI (suck and return lines) and not one stitch of trouble.

Bud

Re: Fuel line for rear tank
 

rubber hose is a great way to have a fire and burn truck to the ground

Re: Fuel line for rear tank
 

Ok Thanks Bud thats what i wanted to know, i was concerned about leakage too if the fittings have to be removed and re-installed a few times. Would you reccomend a double flare? or compression fitting? Not sure what to use.

cdowns, yea i know not to use rubber hoses for long lengths, especially if close to the exhaust.

EDIT: cdowns i just realised i posted a link for rubber hose.. Woops!!!!! I was thinking i posted the aluminum fuel line sorry!