Subject	Get between 10-15 feet. Depends on how much you want
Posted by	AzHeat on August 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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In Reply To	sounds pretty good posted by UnrulyZ (Broken) on August 25, 2004 at 04:54 PM
Message	to braid for one direction. I did -8 from tank up to the Y fitting. Then split it into two -6 to feed both sides of the rail. The return is fine with -6. You really don't need the return braided to the tank because it is low pressure and the size of the return is adequate. I did it in both directions. But if I had to do it over again I would just do the feed braid and leave the stock factory steel line for the return. Most of the Supras locally use the factory steel lines for the return. They only use braid for the feed.
Follow Ups	How much would making your own SS Fuel Line Kit - UnrulyZ (Broken) 15:56:15 08/25/04 from the tank to the front? -6an braided with connections - genic 16:00:19 08/25/04 sounds pretty good - UnrulyZ (Broken) 16:54:43 08/25/04 well 8 feet would be good from the tank up - genic 17:36:01 08/25/04 Get between 10-15 feet. Depends on how much you want - AzHeat 00:00:43 08/26/04 And a few bloody thumbs - SeedyROM 17:27:32 08/25/04 been there and done that more than enough times, I hate - jkeyser14 17:32:48 08/25/04 like stabbing yourself with a hypodermic isn't it.. :# (n/m) - AaronJB 17:38:52 08/25/04 That third nub wasn't a thumb :-X (n/m) - Snoguitar 17:36:52 08/25/04 ew (n/m) - SeedyROM 23:36:07 08/25/04 I have thought about making my own, I have a roll of - aZiator 17:45:11 08/25/04 You can do it for under $300, depending on what - AzHeat 23:45:12 08/25/04
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