Make your own SS Fuel Lines
08-10-2006, 11:00 PM
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Just outside of downtown tampa, by Ybor. I just bought a roll bar so i should have some extra cash here pretty soon! We should do this, throw some burgers on and grab a couple brews or something!
08-10-2006, 11:24 PM
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Any other Tampa area 944 buffs wish to join, I have about 750 sq in of grill space...
I need a weekend to clean up the garage first, then I'll be ready for ya. May go ahead and get the TIG ordered. Let me check my tax return first though.
I need a weekend to clean up the garage first, then I'll be ready for ya. May go ahead and get the TIG ordered. Let me check my tax return first though.
10-24-2007, 07:57 PM
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summitracing.com also sells AN parts
I currently have the SFR lines with clamps and would really like to convert it to AN fittings if anyone makes a list of parts required.
I currently have the SFR lines with clamps and would really like to convert it to AN fittings if anyone makes a list of parts required.
10-29-2007, 03:49 PM
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Aren't a set of SS lines under $70 bucks or something? How long will these take to make? lol. I don't understand. I don't mean to bring you down or anything. Just wondering how much your time is worth.
10-29-2007, 04:35 PM
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The Lindsey SS lines are $139 which does have the compression fittings but still leaves one line clamped onto the FPR. Seems like stopping just short of a complete job to me. I am sure many here want AN fittings on all 4 ends of the 2 lines, not just 3. This would also of course need a FPR that accepts a fitting rather than clamp. I figure with the money saved from putting together your own kit, that would pay for at least half of a new FPR.
10-29-2007, 07:12 PM
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Excuse me. For some reason I passed up all the 'Fuel' line parts in the thread or replaced them with brake lines. lol. I thought everyone was going to be making brake lines. Wow. Sorry. Fuel lines, go for it. I've got a set of Pauerman lines, paid a decent amount for them but well worth it.
10-29-2007, 07:39 PM
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Would anyone care to tell me where to get the parts needed to make my SFR supply line have compression fittings? Sorry to hijack, just I don't understand what does what.