[HWYSTR455]

Hm. What's the application for that line that you ordered?

Looks like you might be able to flatten the one bend and get around the other side of stat housing, but it might be too short?

That thing looks like it was done by hand. Who did that one come from?

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[HWYSTR455]

I wonder if the difference is due to the type of pump you used. One without a canister would probably work.


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[Bruce Meyer]

Originally Posted by HWYSTR455

Hm. What's the application for that line that you ordered?

Looks like you might be able to flatten the one bend and get around the other side of stat housing, but it might be too short?

That thing looks like it was done by hand. Who did that one come from?

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I bought the pump and the fuel line from Ames. The catalog says these two go together and are correct for a 1970 GTO. I E-mailed Ames a pic last week. Still no response. I bought the motor mounts from Ames too. Sent them an E-mail about it. No response yet.

[HWYSTR455]

I think they use Fast Lines, but not sure.

They are usually pretty good about replies, and returns. In that respect, I've never had a problem with them.

I was looking at the stat housing in your pic, are those '70? That looks like an earlier housing unless I have it backwards?

Kind of doesn't matter, that line/pump wouldn't work with any of the housings. The bend at the top is too soon/before the housing and looks short. That's why I was kinda thinking it was for a shorter pump.



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