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Title: 87 r10 350 tbi
Post by: Quitefranklie on March 16, 2015, 10:31:25 pm

I recently bought an 87 r10 350 tbi dual tank. long story short I need a new fuel line and I can't find one anywhere. What would anyone suggest I do instead of using an oem part?

Thanks

Title: Re: 87 r10 350 tbi
Post by: LTZ C20 on March 17, 2015, 01:48:07 am

Which line exactly do you need? Supply or return? Rubber or steel?  Location of line? Why do you need a new line?

Just a few questions so we can give the right answers.

Title: Re: 87 r10 350 tbi
Post by: Shifty on March 17, 2015, 10:48:02 am

I don't where you are located, or how big your budget is, but if it's something you simply cannot do, call this company:

Magill's Radiator/Tubes & Hoses
(520)690-0903

(in Tucson, AZ)

The owner, Bob, is an absolute artist. 

Title: Re: 87 r10 350 tbi
Post by: Captkaos on March 17, 2015, 09:00:00 pm

Inline tube and Classic tube also have prebent lines.

Title: Re: 87 r10 350 tbi
Post by: Quitefranklie on March 17, 2015, 11:14:51 pm

Quote from: LTZ C20 on March 17, 2015, 01:48:07 am

Which line exactly do you need? Supply or return? Rubber or steel?  Location of line? Why do you need a new line?

Just a few questions so we can give the right answers.

I am in need of the supply line. My friend came over to help me test my fuel pressure and bent the line when trying to fix it he snapped it. It's a steel line to rubber with steel braiding over it. The section I need is connected to the tbi and goes down and connects to another steel line. I'm afraid to bend one myself.

Title: Re: 87 r10 350 tbi
Post by: Captkaos on March 17, 2015, 11:21:51 pm

Inlinetube.com or Classictube.com both those from both companies.

Title: Re: 87 r10 350 tbi
Post by: NCali on March 22, 2015, 11:54:25 am

send your "friend" to your local auto wreckers and get him to pull one off without damaging it this time 8)

Title: Re: 87 r10 350 tbi
Post by: roundhouse on March 23, 2015, 07:44:28 am

You can get replacement ends at any auto parts store

We just did that and used Efi rated hose and efi clamps

It's only 15 psi


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