Running Fuel Lines
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Running Fuel Lines
Where is the best place to run fuel lines, inside the frame our outside the frame? Mostly a street car but if I go to the odd race I don't want to run into tech problems.
jasonf- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: Running Fuel Lines
I was told by a Tec guy, if you run them on the outside they need to go thru a metal tube where
the flywheel is. Plz correct me if i'm wrong.....
the flywheel is. Plz correct me if i'm wrong.....
rbro460- Posts : 102
Join date : 2018-03-22
Location : Mpls burbs
Re: Running Fuel Lines
Running the brake/fuel/battery lines Inboard of the frame rails (facing the spinney/rotatey things) is always less desirable than running them outboard of the frame rails. But running them "inside" (as in actually being inside-of the actual frame box/tube structure) is always the best idea if possible.
Also don't forget to route any fuel/brake/battery lines away from moving suspension components (like shocks/springs/struts/etc) that might grab/pinch/crush said lines.
Also don't forget to route any fuel/brake/battery lines away from moving suspension components (like shocks/springs/struts/etc) that might grab/pinch/crush said lines.
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