Fuel line recommendations - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network

**A1971Blazer** · 12-31-2020, 01:40 PM

I used Summit teflon braided lines from the tank to 3/8" aluminum hard lines inside the driver side frame rail to the filter...
then teflon braided again to the pressure regulator......
then teflon from the regulator to the fuel rail
I flared the aluminum for 37º -6 AN fittings using Eastwood turret flaring tool

put a junction here in case I need to drop the tank
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ordered some industrial tube clamps to secure the hard lines
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Aeromotive replaceable filter housing
(not as close to the exhaust pipe as it looks in the picture)
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teflon braided lines to the Aeromotive regulator
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Fabbed a bracket to bolt to the head
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12-31-2020, 01:40 PM	#1
A1971Blazer Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: East Tennessee Posts: 2,124	Re: Fuel line recommendations I used Summit teflon braided lines from the tank to 3/8" aluminum hard lines inside the driver side frame rail to the filter... then teflon braided again to the pressure regulator...... then teflon from the regulator to the fuel rail I flared the aluminum for 37º -6 AN fittings using Eastwood turret flaring tool put a junction here in case I need to drop the tank ordered some industrial tube clamps to secure the hard lines Aeromotive replaceable filter housing (not as close to the exhaust pipe as it looks in the picture) teflon braided lines to the Aeromotive regulator Fabbed a bracket to bolt to the head __________________ 1967 C10 Step side 1968 C10 Step side 1970 Chevrolet K/5 Blazer 1972 Chevrolet K/5 Blazer .............



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