Mike
I made a new gas line using 5/16 copper pipe as opposed to 1/4. I mounted
the fuel pump and filter in the rear. I took the ogive and the new line to a
fabrication shop and had them cut the end off and solder it to the new pipe.
Also drilled it out for a larger opening. I ran the 5/16 all the way to the
carb with a short 3" rubber hose connector.
Larry
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Maclean <macleans@earthlink.net>
To: Larry and Sandi Miller <millerls@email.msn.com>
Date: 11 December, 1998 9:47 AM
Subject: Classic Tube
>Larry,
> Happy to hear you installed the tubes without much trouble. Mine
>came with extra lines also. I guess they are trying to cover every
>model year and both right and left hand drive. Some of my lines had
>very strange bends and the ends were bent 180 degrees out.
>Yes, a few were bent in half to fit in the box. Next time I'll do my
>own. Right now I have to recreate the fuel line from the pump on the
>engine to the tank. Classic said they could copy it for 75 bucks. I
>think I'll try it myself. The only problem I can see is the ogive that
>goes into the tank connection.
> Mike
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