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| | | | Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 544 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 544 | Dumb question guys...I’m replacing my brake and fuel lines with new copper/nickel tubing. I was guessing and ordered 1/4” tubing. Once I got the lines in and a caliper out, I measured the brake lines at 1/4” and the fuel line at 5/16”. I have bent the brake lines but stopped before I got to the thicker diameter fuel line. I have enough 1/4” line left over to plumb the fuel line with 1/4”. Would it be detrimental to use the 1/4” tubing for fuel line on a stock setup (216 w/ stock carb) or do i need to order a spool of 5/16” tubing to use for the fuel lines? Thanks! | | |
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