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#1369195 07/15/2020 3:16 PM
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does any one sell parts for the brass tube that passes thru the block for a 216 ?


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Weatherhead 6100X3 is the crimp nut.....Weatherhead 202X5 is the bushing/adapter that screws in the block.

(It's copper tube, not brass).


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Some of the resto-ripoff places sell a kit with the tubing and all the fittings, but it's easy to duplicate the line with bulk 3/16" copper tubing and the above fittings.
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many Thanks


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