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I am going to be doing an LSX swap to my Firebird and I want to convert to braided fuel lines. I was curious as to where to find them for our cars first off, I've searched everywere but no luck yet. Also being it's still a V6, will I be able to install them on my current motor or do I need to wait till the swap?
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1997 Camaro RS W/T-Tops<br />All Stock / 200 HP -
Re: Braided Fuel Lines, where to find them plus questions...
You have to make them. Any speed shop will sell them. I got mine at summit racing. I had to buy a fuel line adapter to connect them to the steel lines that are on the car. I would wait until after the swap before installing them. Are you planning on running them back to the fuel tank? -
Re: Braided Fuel Lines, where to find them plus questions...
Yeah, from the tank to the motor. You see the stock lines have a leak somewhere in the system and I was thinking now would be a good time to replace them with braided ones to #1 eliminate the leak and #2 prep it for the swap.Originally posted by 3.4grapeofwrath View Post1997 Camaro RS W/T-Tops<br />All Stock / 200 HPComment
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Re: Braided Fuel Lines, where to find them plus questions...
u cant prep for the swap. The ls1 uses 1 line and the v6 has a return. They are different1997 Camaro LS1 RS
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