[webcat]

anybody know where i can find these TBI fuel lines that are flared on one end so i can run rubber fuel line to them?
the ones in the picture are from the junkyard and need to be flared but i dont have a flaring tool , i would like to buy some new that are already flared but i hav'nt been able to find them anywhere.

 

[doyoulikeithere]

Hey, at my autoparts store they have some bins full of different lengths of coated steel brake lines with Flared ends, male or female. I just bought a piece 3/8ths by 10 inch piece the other day to fit a fuel line the the quadrajet on my boat. Looks just like your photos but with a female flare . it was like 3 bucks or so. I have a tube bender if it needs bent.

 

[webcat]

whats the name of your auto parts store ?

 

[doyoulikeithere]

http://burnabyauto.com/
but any auto parts store closer to you will have those brake lines.

Looks like about a 3/8s? and the shortest I could get off the shelf was 8inch in a 3/8s

 

[webcat]

yes , thanks for the info

 

[doyoulikeithere]

What are you fixin?

 

[stoneground1]

Hey doyoulikeithere,
So....in Vancouver it's legal? LOL!! Or is it just for size reference? LOL!!

 

[doyoulikeithere]

Strictly for reference as to how the measuring device was calibrated .

 

[stoneground1]

LOL!!!

 

[generaljake01]

:rofl: may need to RE-calibrate after break time id say... :rofl:

 

[webcat]

i have a van thats multiport fuel injected and i'm converting it to TBI

 

[stoneground1]

Um.. Uh...it's 5/8's? ...No wait...Uh...3/8's? :rofl: :cheers: :rofl: :wave: oke: :rofl:
Just messing with ya!!!! LOL

 

[Leeann_93]

Harbor Freight has flaring tools pretty cheap if you have one reasonably close to you. I think most auto parts places have them, too. Just an idea....

 

[webcat]

yep , i have a harbor freight across town Thanks for the idea