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Im replumbing my car after 15 years or so because i took one of my lines apart and the fittings were rotted inside from the methanol!! I run a rear mounted fuel cell in a door car with a 4150 carb.right now my lines are 1/2" aluminum and -8 for the feed and return...im changing to all braided hose to get away from as much bare alum as possible..my question is do you run -8hose or -10 hose or -10 for feed/-8 return thanks
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# 10 stuff for all
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You might want to consider a smaller front mounted fuel cell as then the g-forces work with you not against you and the lines are shorter.
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I just redid mine with a similar combo. I had 1/2 inch aluminum. Which was fine. I replaced it with #10
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