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Old 08-04-2005   #3
Black97civic
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Re: Aftermarket Fuel Line options

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Originally Posted by Goat Blower
You'll need either -6an or -8an braided line and a fuel rail, stock DSM would work. I'm not sure what the Starquests had back then but you'll also need a return line to the tank, -6an is more than adequate for this. Don't forget to put an inline filter before the rail.
I am going to be running the feed line and getting something made so it will go to the stock fuel filter for now, the multi port is still a ways off. I just don't want to spend money fixing the stock line, then take that off to replace it with the bigger line next year, or whenever the MPI happens.

As far as the return line, I guess they are big enough stock to handle pretty much anything until you start getting really extreme, but there can be problems with the capacity of the feed line when you go from 2 injectors to 4.

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Originally Posted by ecoli
There are other types of line besides braided SS line that you could use. I have only used SS braided lines, because they are shiney and I like shiney objects. -6 will be more than big enough for the feed line. Hell, -4 might be big enough for a Starquest.
That is also one of the major draws for me. Braided stainless is cool, and this thing isn't going to be a sleeper, so it's not like I am hiding anything.

What size would you recommend for running 650cc or similar sized injectors??
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