fuel lines

[v6tsportcoupe]

any vendors on the site have fuel lines for a 82 sport coupe?.if so who?and where?any idea how much?

 

[charlief1]

You'll need to fab them up yourself. Not hard to do but time consuming.

 

[mat231v6]

unless you want rubber hose then you have to bend your own.

 

[FlintBuick4Life]

If you hate rust, rubber works, but just don`t cut or pinch them. I was thinking about using aluminum lines, but I have no idea where to get some.

 

[charlief1]

Do not use aluminum if you drive on the street. It work hardens and you'll never know when it's going to break after it does.

 

[FlintBuick4Life]

Ah, I see... another thing I was worried about is it rusting after awhile and getting soft.

 

[charlief1]

Aluminum doesn't get soft, it hardens after time. Corrosion can be an issue but only if it's exposed for a long time. You can get rolls of coated line at any AZ but I don't know if any one else carries it. Stainless is better but harder to work with. Fortunatly one of the guys that hangs out here gets it from work for free so we're stocked up for now.

 

[b4black]

Classic Tube or Inline tube has them. Best to call, their catalogs are not that clear as to which line is which for these cars.

And they will be expensive. If you want it factory looking, it's worth it, but if you just want it running, then bend you own. The J bend and the bottom is tight.

 

[v6tsportcoupe]

thanks Rich I'm calling inline today.I just thought I'd ask if any forum guy carried them