Fuel lines from tank... Difficult job?
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Can't see it being easy without raising the body. The below is the routing of my tank to engine pipe. Getting that past the outriggers as its pulled out would have been hard enough. Not sure I'd want to even think about the reinstallation. The return pipe, on my car at least, is even worse. It runs along the top chassis tubes (on the offside).
Trying to get either of these out, never mind getting new ones back in, with the body on would have been a real pain I reckon.

Trying to get either of these out, never mind getting new ones back in, with the body on would have been a real pain I reckon.

Thanks everyone. I'll leave it for now then as I 'intend' to do a body off over the winter. Just though it may have been a straight forward 'as I'm in there' type jobs. As for the fuel pump, is changing it difficult? I'm looking at fitting a MS and wondered what BHP the TVR one is raised at?
Chuffmeister said:
I wAs thinking of replacing these whilst I had the car on ramps and access to the underside. Is it a difficult job? Is it also worth increasing the gauge of the live feed to the fuel pump?
It`s an easy job ,changed mine from the tank to the swan neck ,to the fuel pump then the fuel filter and the to the copper pipe .What i would do is remove the tank and get a ribbed nipple welded to the tank . The connection on the tank is abysmal .
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