Fuel line route
Fuel line route
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Belle427

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11,335 posts

256 months

Friday 29th December 2017
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Does anyone see a problem in the route I’m taking below with new copper fuel lines?
I’m assuming the body is mounted solidly so any movement should be minimal.
Makes it a lot easier to inspect and change rubber hose in the future.

phillpot

17,459 posts

206 months

Friday 29th December 2017
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........ whistle

Sardonicus

19,322 posts

244 months

Friday 29th December 2017
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Nothing wrong whatsoever wink and copper will deal with small flexing no problem look at the abuse the clutch line gets scratchchin ...... however I would fit olives or swage the ends of those pipes if I was you wink see here for tips https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Belle427

Original Poster:

11,335 posts

256 months

Saturday 30th December 2017
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phillpot said:
........ whistle
I did consider buying a set but wanted to keep it rustic as per Tvr ! laugh

Belle427

Original Poster:

11,335 posts

256 months

Saturday 30th December 2017
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Sardonicus said:
Nothing wrong whatsoever wink and copper will deal with small flexing no problem look at the abuse the clutch line gets scratchchin ...... however I would fit olives or swage the ends of those pipes if I was you wink see here for tips https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
Thanks.
I plan to tidy the ends and compress some olives on.

cp81

325 posts

156 months

Saturday 30th December 2017
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Pictures of your complete job would be nice please? As going through rebuilding on mine and soon be putting body back on chassis.

Belle427

Original Poster:

11,335 posts

256 months

Saturday 30th December 2017
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Will take a few later, copper lines follow original routes but are extended each end.
Rubber lined stainless clips fixed to chassis along their length.