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04-22-2021, 09:33 PM

roger1

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Originally Posted by Scarebird

Looks great - are you going to run the fuel inlet passenger front?
In hindsight on mine running Chevelle BBC lines would have been better, allowing the feed to go on the passenger side.

That is what I am thinking right now but I'll have to see how everything looks when it's in the car and the accessories are bolted on.
I'm going to install a stock replacement fuel line on the driver side frame rail and am going to bend my own ni-copp 3/8" line to run up the passenger side rail.

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