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09/15/20 06:33 AM
09/15/20 06:33 AM
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69 gtx put subframe connectors in and wondered what you guys use now to get the fuel lines back in place? didn't have a option to put in first, went to dippers. have stainless lines and need a remedy to cut and put them back together, and its 1/2 lines. thanks for any help.

Re: lines [Re: 70moparmike] #2821220
09/15/20 06:37 PM
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What style connectors...the US Car Tool units that are fully welded to the floor pans or the square stock style? Any photos available of the problem area?


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Re: lines [Re: 70moparmike] #2821265
09/15/20 08:23 PM
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If the lines are not annealed you likely will not be able to flare them. Even if they are, flaring 1/2" SS will require a REALLY GOOD flaring tool. Also be aware that cutting annealed SS with a normal tubing cutter will work harden it. Best to use a small chop saw. HF has one that does the job.
Another option is to use Swagelok fittings. They are NICE but pricey. I do have some left over from a previous project .If you decide to go that way PM a list of what you need and I'll see if i have them.
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