1972 Dodge Challenger 'GT' project

[airfueleddie]

Thanks Dfrazz and Brad, I am very fortunate,,and grateful, Ricks Stainless Tanks and a Champion electric cooling module goes in next. Debating which Fuel line to use,, I am asking Ricks for a -10 AN fittings,(feed and return),  whats the best fuel line to use for Ethanol,,that will last a very long time, Fragola or Aeroquip? Forget which line brand we used in the Air Force,,I think it was Aeroquip brand? Anyways,  it's coming along,,thanks again for the kind words. Eddie  ( I am concerned about Durability not lightweight when it comes time for fuel line plumbing)

[brads70]

I used this PTFE hose to plumb my car. http://www.frozenboost.com/stainless-steel-teflon-fuel-lines/an--8-stainless-steel-hoses-p-1241.html
because ethanol won't eat it up. Fittings were very economical too and easier to assemble than Aeroquip.

[DAYLEY/CHALLENGER]

Good site for the lines..........they explain steps very well and don't hold back on the competition.  Eddie..........keep up the good work.........

[airfueleddie]

I used this PTFE hose to plumb my car. http://www.frozenboost.com/stainless-steel-teflon-fuel-lines/an--8-stainless-steel-hoses-p-1241.html
because ethanol won't eat it up. Fittings were very economical too and easier to assemble than Aeroquip.

  Thank you Brad!  I will call them Mon. and discuss my needs with them,,this looks like a very high quality product!  Thanks David,,I appreciate it!!!