Fuel Line Recommendations

[mankypro]

I'm about to drop my rear tank and drop in an Arctic Fox and install a inline Vegtherm Mega as well.

I'm looking to replace all my rubber fuel lines with high quality Viton line - including the return lines at the same time.

Is there a good place to buy a spool of this stuff from? And how much hose do I need? Is it 3/8" ID?

 

[hheynow]

I found Goodyear J30R9 (generic Viton) at Auto Zone for about $4+/ft.
A spool is 25'
The best J30R9 is Dayco Gen 2 but harder to find and a bit more $.
http://www.daycoproducts.com/daycow...1f110345eb637790862571aa006e7b5c!OpenDocument
Get some rope and measure twice...and cut once.
Supply is 3/8" Return is 5/16"
Always get more than you think you'll need and cut more than you think you'll need.

 

[rkpatt]

Sometimes the auto parts stores will give you break on a 25 foot roll . Also check with this ebay seller "supermall " - [email protected] . Consider splicing in SAR30R7 hose or aluminum tubing on the long easy to replace runs under the truck. Also look at replacing the stock sending unit too with a Centroid or Isspro sending unit . BTW, I have found SAE30R7 hose to be fine for WVO for but agree that using the heavier duty Viton - SAE30R9 hose at least coming from the the rear tank to an accessible location is good idea .

I'm about to drop my rear tank and drop in an Arctic Fox and install a inline Vegtherm Mega as well.

I'm looking to replace all my rubber fuel lines with high quality Viton line - including the return lines at the same time.

Is there a good place to buy a spool of this stuff from? And how much hose do I need? Is it 3/8" ID?

 

[mankypro]

My lines all turn to aluminium tubing amidships. Don't know if that's stock or not.

 

[Agnem]

Look in the parts bin. We have McMaster Carr part numbers for all that stuff.

 

[mankypro]

can't find the "parts bin" link?

Look in the parts bin. We have McMaster Carr part numbers for all that stuff.

 

[Agnem]

Nobody can ever find that for some reason. It's on page 2 of the tech articles.

Here

 

[mankypro]

thanks