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    Inactive Member munk's Avatar
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    Hello all. It's been awhile since my last post I hope everyone is doing well. My quest for knowledge is related to fuel lines and the the fittings needed. I will be doing this to the lines that go to the JR fmu,AEM fpr and the line from the filter to a AEM rail. So in a nutshell what size fittings and the size for the lines and who makes really good stainless fuel lines and fittings. Thanks in advance. smile

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    I suggest that you go to a hose company. They can use your old ends and make the hose any length. Most major cities should have one. They got all kinds of cool stuff too.

    I had a custom fuel line made for me for 60 bucks. It is about 3 feet long and looks and works great.

    Mike

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    -6 lines work well. You can use Earl's fittings with the AEM fuel rail. www.anplumbing.com or http://www.bakerprecision.com/

    art

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