Fuel lines

[c20tbo]

Guys,

Ive recently bought new re-manufactured fuel lines (which i need to get my finger out and arrange pickup)

i want to have -6 ends brazed on to these so the rest can be done in aero on the fuel system, can anyone recommend someone who can do this service.

I dont like seeing aero lines ran down the floor pan hence why im going down this route

Cheers Rob

[Cossiemat]

Hi mate just out of curiosity, where did you get the remanufactured lines from, and how much were they?
I'm in process of doing underbody resto and will need some new ones soon.
Regards Mat

[Mark Barber]

make them yourself out of 8mm fuel line easily sourced

[c20tbo]

I bought them off a guy on here, think there is a guy on ebay that makes them also, I got them for a good price other than that I would have made my own

[c20tbo]

Hi mate just out of curiosity, where did you get the remanufactured lines from, and how much were they?
I'm in process of doing underbody resto and will need some new ones soon.
Regards Mat

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Escort-Cos...item27d88ef418

[b0bbyb0y]

Trev at Stage 1 is the same e-bay seller, go direct and cut out the middle man

[c20tbo]

So can anyone weld/braze -6 fittings onto these

[steveboyslim]

Instead of brazing a fitting on the end how about a short piece of drilled hexagonal metal either stainless or aluminium with the correct threads tapped in each end, the -6 (9/16 unf) male fitting sealed with a crush washer, the fuel pipe end maybe the same or at bottom of tapped hole (metric ?) as standard.

Steve

[Gray_rs]

Go to you nearest pirtek/pipe centre, they will do it

[c20tbo]

Instead of brazing a fitting on the end how about a short piece of drilled hexagonal metal either stainless or aluminium with the correct threads tapped in each end, the -6 (9/16 unf) male fitting sealed with a crush washer, the fuel pipe end maybe the same or at bottom of tapped hole (metric ?) as standard.

Steve

Steve,

I think i'm with you on that but i'm also sure that the lines are same as original steel on outside and copper internally, I just thought fittings brazed/welded would be the easiest and less chance of leakage

[jsa]

You could use cliplock to AN adapters.

[c20tbo]

You could use cliplock to AN adapters.

Any links to these adapters

[c20tbo]

Think these will work, i'll phone torques pretty much sure they will have something

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/6-AN6-STRA...item2563e3e684

[jsa]

No links sorry. I just know they are made by a couple AN hose manufactuers to adapt from ford oem lines to AN.

A google search for ford push lock AN adapters, returns plenty hits.

http://www.google.com.au/search?biw=...55.7JoJGy1-BDs

[c20tbo]

No links sorry. I just know they are made by a couple AN hose manufactuers to adapt from ford oem lines to AN.

Must be the ones in above link