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Re: Running Fuel Lines
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Originally Posted by andsonsvd
Thanks Kim,
But I cant screw them to the chassis side wall as the screw will be seen on the other side? So would i rivet it?
Thanks Shane
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Use a round head machine screw and put it in from the other side so only the head shows and you only have the nut, washer and a few threads showing on the inside when it is tightened on the clamp. Clean, efficient and you can remove it easily if needed.
As far as clamps there are all sorts of clamps for that job and some guys even make their own. The aircraft style he showed work great and don't chafe the tubing though.
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