EngineerDoug
Well-Known Member
Hello all,
I have a Holley dual inlet carb mounted on my 383. I quickly found that routing the dual fuel line assembly pointing toward the front of the engine aims it right at the distributor. Common problem, I'm sure. I reversed the direction of the fuel line assembly so it points rearward, but I am not happy with the longer run from the fuel pump all the way to the back of the engine.
It seems to me that I could either use a carb spacer, or go with one of the more expensive flex line assemblies that will allow me to clear the distributor. I'd rather not do either of these - is there anybody that makes the lines and fittings to roll your own fuel line that splits to the carb inlets?
This is a low budget engine, hence my reluctance to spend $100+ on a fancy braided steel assembly to do the job.
Thanks!
I have a Holley dual inlet carb mounted on my 383. I quickly found that routing the dual fuel line assembly pointing toward the front of the engine aims it right at the distributor. Common problem, I'm sure. I reversed the direction of the fuel line assembly so it points rearward, but I am not happy with the longer run from the fuel pump all the way to the back of the engine.
It seems to me that I could either use a carb spacer, or go with one of the more expensive flex line assemblies that will allow me to clear the distributor. I'd rather not do either of these - is there anybody that makes the lines and fittings to roll your own fuel line that splits to the carb inlets?
This is a low budget engine, hence my reluctance to spend $100+ on a fancy braided steel assembly to do the job.
Thanks!