Fuel Line Bending...

[Capman2k]

Okay, I went out and bought a couple fuel lines today to replace my ripped up one. The question now is what the best way to bend it is?? The one we took out has a bunch of turns and stuff, and we just want to keep it simple with as little bending as possible. Is this okay, or does it really need to be all over the place??

79 K5 Blazer Cheyenne.... That's all I have to say about that.

 

[Pugsley]

Just keep it simple as possible - and make sure you use the right size bender - or else you'll be right back at square one.

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[BlazerGuy]

Get yourself one of these: www.k5.rockcrawler.com

 

[1986Blazer]

I've bent my own tranny lines and fuel lines - Texas cactus &amp; Mesquite loves to pull that stuff down. I really got tired of doing it myself, and usually messing up several times, so I bought a couple sets of tranny lines from Classic Tube:

http://www.inlinetube.com

A buddy used Inline for some Vette parts and they fix perfectly. Just some FYI


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