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Old 12-16-2015, 01:38 PM   #5
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Re: TBI fuel line fitting question

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Originally Posted by foamypirate View Post
I would ditch the entire TBI line from where it attaches to the frame hardline, to engine, and adapt new PTFE lined AN hose at the frame rail connection. I believe the fitting on the factory line is a 16x1.5mm o-ring for the feed, and 14x1.5mm o-ring for the return.

Looks like these fittings would work for adapting to -6AN.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rus-640830
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rus-640820
I have already ordered those two fittings from Summit, I was planning on using those to attach my existing TBI lines that normally go into the TBI unit to the Corvette regulator/filter combo, but now thinking I might just use those fittings to connect to the sending unit/pump and go from there.
Don't want to try and cut/modify existing fuel line as I have never done so before. I would rather spend a little more $ and replace with braided 6AN hose and not be worried about whether I did a good job or not on modifying existing line.
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