Fuel Lines

[dana60]

I bought a new gas tank for my 70 cuda and want to replace the fuel lines as well. Is there a company out there that sells pre-cut and bent fuel lines for a 70 cuda? What is everyone using out there? Thanks in advance for all your help!!   

[4Cruizn]

Either Fine Lines or Inline Tube will have what you need.   I use Inline tube since I can drive there instead of shipping.  Heard good and bad about both . . . 

[femtnmax]

 
I bought fuel lines from Inline Tubing.  They were packaged well, and fit well, though they followed OEM tubing bends/routing to the letter...for better or worse.   
I also bought their brake line tubing set/kit.  All pieces fit well, no issues.  I would highy recommend using an OEM brake line proportioning valve as the aftermarket ones have issues.

[Chryco Psycho]

Dave or Paul @ Roseville can supply them also

[Grec]

Another vote for Inline Tube. I got a set of fuel / return lines and they went in perfectly. Good stuff from those guys.

[BadJoey]

I used in line stainless fit like a glove .

[GranCuda1970]

I have the inline tube lines and they fit nice have not primed em and checked for leaks yet as my motor won,t show up for a few more days but they fit perfect.

[mrbill426]

Do the Inline Tube lines come with the armor coils too?
Thanks!

 

[GranCuda1970]

for the brake lines yes ,.. fuel lines no.

[dougs bs23]

Got mine from inline, brake and fuel in stainless fit very well, The fuel and return only have the armor wrap in a few areas under the floorpan where damage could occur from debris flying off the front tire

[mrbill426]

What I was looking for, thanks! 
Wonder if you must opt for stainless to get the armored fuel lines? 
 

Got mine from inline, brake and fuel in stainless fit very well, The fuel and return only have the armor wrap in a few areas under the floorpan where damage could occur from debris flying off the front tire