Source for fuel lines?

[4by4bygod]

Hi all!

Anyone know where to get fuel lines for a 92 full size blazer, besides ordering them from a dealer?

Thanks, Tom /forums/images/graemlins/usaflag.gif /forums/images/graemlins/k5.gif

 

[ntaj*ep]

Try...
http://www.classictube.com/
I know they have the truck lines, you might be able to adapt them?

 

[350350]

Are they steel or plastic???

I ask because... Read this story...

Read about an Idiot (Me) and plastic GM fuel lines...

When I have time, I'm going to do braided stainless at least in the engine bay...

 

[350350]

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Try...
http://www.classictube.com/
I know they have the truck lines, you might be able to adapt them?

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Bending your own steel isn't that hard and steel is the best way to go. With a little practice you can do a nearly factory-looking job, but don't expect your first try to look perfect. For the price of GM stuff you can screw up 3 or 5 AutoZone lines and still be money ahead.

Also, tools help too... http://www.NorthernTool.com/ has just about any kind of hand tool available, including steel line bending tools that can make professional looking lines by hand. Or of course if you want to buy an automatic machine that literally makes professional bends, go for it!!!

Good Luck!

Paul 'X' /forums/images/graemlins/thinking.gif

 

[retroblazer]

Inline Tube.com is another name. They had fuel lines for my 94 Sub. I found these guys after I got reamed from the dealer. It's about $65 to $70 per line, on the Sub that times six.Also,the factory doesn't do much for anti-corrosion, so I sprayed a couple coats of clear on them to help out.

 

[4by4bygod]

hi folks!

thanks for the replies. I'll check out the links and let ya know what happened.

Tom /forums/images/graemlins/usaflag.gif /forums/images/graemlins/k5.gif