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Braided fuel hoses???

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I am installing a holley pro-jection system on my 73 K5. I want to run all new braided fuel hoses. What size hoses do you suggest for the supply and return. Do you know of any fittings I'll need right off the bat. Thanks for your help. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif /forums/images/graemlins/k5.gif /forums/images/graemlins/dunno.gif
 
I ran 3/8" hard line with My fuel injection(fuel feed).and 5/16ths return.
Make sure the rubber hose is fuel injected rated.It withstands the higher fuel line preassure's that a fuel injection system requiers.

A braided rubber hose still may not take the pressure.The braiding helps with swelling of the rubber hose inside but again if it is not fuel injection rated rubber hose it WILL burst at some point.
 
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I ran 3/8" hard line with My fuel injection(fuel feed).and 5/16ths return.
Make sure the rubber hose is fuel injected rated.It withstands the higher fuel line preassure's that a fuel injection system requiers.

A braided rubber hose still may not take the pressure.The braiding helps with swelling of the rubber hose inside but again if it is not fuel injection rated rubber hose it WILL burst at some point.

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Aeroquip AQP racing hose has a max psi rating of 1000psi
Even the push on Earls hose has a max rating of 350psi
 

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