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efi fuel line to engine bay - pics

inri

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Hi guys,

I'm looking to find some photos/pics of running the fuel line from the tank to the engine. I used to have the 1/2" fuel line run on the passenger side to the engine. BUT, now I will have a return line and thought I could run the supply line on the drivers side and the return on the passengers side. Any thoughts?


Pics are very helpful as I'm a visual learner!

Thanks in advance.
 
Used the original fuel line as the return,sumped the tank and run efi rated hose.
 

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I don't have efi, but both my supply and return lines are on the passenger side of the car. Both are 1/2" lines. Sorry, no pictures.
 
Beezee,
That's a clean looking plumb-job :)

It appears you used Adel style clamps 1/2"? Did you fix them to the floor pan via drilling small hole and then using screws?

Thanks.
 
496 stroker EFI 006.jpgJust used the clamps supplied with the fuel pump and fastened to the floor with self tapping screws.The efi fuel line is cable tied to the original fuel line.
 

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I use Eaton race hose, 3/8 feed, 1/2 return. It's ridiculous to run 1/2 feed, and, a waste of money. Almost as wasteful as using those colorful AN fittings which aren't half as strong as JIC and cost 3x as much. All you really need is push-loc fittings to get a really clean look without the use of lock nuts and furrells and your good to 300 p.s.i.
 
I use Eaton race hose, 3/8 feed, 1/2 return. It's ridiculous to run 1/2 feed, and, a waste of money. Almost as wasteful as using those colorful AN fittings which aren't half as strong as JIC and cost 3x as much. All you really need is push-loc fittings to get a really clean look without the use of lock nuts and furrells and your good to 300 p.s.i.

@Yatzee,
Could you please provide a link to where you get the JIC fittings? Can you also share some pics of how the fittings look?
I'm using 1/2" because I was told that 3/8 would be a close call when 700+ whp is on the table.
Thank you.
 
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