anyone ever fitted braided fuel lines??
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anyone ever fitted braided fuel lines??
phil
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Can not tell you how well they work yet (car is still being built) but boy they do look good!
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any pics mate of how they look and where did you get them from ?
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I read that as brake lines! doh
Sorry, I have been at work since 05: 30
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barty2 said
hmm interesting might look at that although i think after all the work i ve done i d be letting the car down.
any pics mate of how they look and where did you get them from ?
Looks ok as the compression fittings are small. Got the micro bore from B&Q off the roll. The job takes about 30 minutes, but be careful cutting the pipes because you don't want a spark! have a fire extinguisher at hand.
Crazyquiff also does some repair kits http://www.golfmk1.co.uk/SolidFuelPipes.htm
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:cry:
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When I fitted mine I removed the rubber grommets which the original lines ran through, and bent the tangs back into place (they're just the right size for the braided pipe). I put some gaffer tape around the pipes where they go through the tangs to prevent chafing.
I should have kept the rubber grommets though, just in case (haven't needed them so far but you never know!)
HTH
Rich
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if and when my lines go i will be fitting briaded lines. purely for ease of fitting.
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You can see the end fittings - any q's give me a call
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