Warning for braided stainless rubber fuel lines.

[MEK-Dangerfield]

Thank god for additives. 

I wish there was an additive to remove the Ethanol from gas.

I guess that would make it a subtractive.   

[GranCuda1970]

Too bad not a product you can pour in that adds octane and removes the dryness of ethanol and re-oils the fuel. Any chemists in the house.

[LAA66]

I wish there was an additive to remove the Ethanol from gas.

I guess that would make it a subtractive.   

 

[GranCuda1970]

Keeping stabil in the gas tank might help.

[Super Blue 72]

Interesting reads related to ethanol...

http://www.boattest.com/Resources/view_news.aspx?NewsID=3465

Info in this link conflicts with the previous one as far as leaving the tank empty or full...  http://www.boatus.com/magazine/2011/december/ethanol.asp

Lots of links: http://www.goldeagle.com/engine_care/411onethanol.aspx

[Travis72]

If you're looking for PTFE braided lines this is a great source as well:

http://aeroquip.cc/index.aspx

I used their industrial S-TW hose.  Or you can use their Race FBC hose.  I used it for both the fuel lines and the power steering lines.... works great for both!

Travis
72 Cuda

[brads70]

If you're looking for PTFE braided lines this is a great source as well:

http://aeroquip.cc/index.aspx

I used their industrial S-TW hose.  Or you can use their Race FBC hose.  I used it for both the fuel lines and the power steering lines.... works great for both!

Travis
72 Cuda

Ya I saw the TW-S line tip on protouring.com , the only problem I have with it is the fittings are steel and will eventually rust? Unless I'm missing something? It's a good price hose wise though.

[Travis72]

I think they are coated.  These are the same type of steel fittings that you use with braided steel flex brake lines.

Travis
72 Cuda

[HP2]

I believe they are nickle plated to avoid corrosion.

[brads70]

I was thinking CAD plated?  which doesn't last forever?