3800 Will these work on cut IC fuel lines

[VIN7]

Instead of fuel rails, I am going to cut the stock fuel lines and use rubber hose. What is the wall thickness of the tubing? I think one of these bead tools would work 3/8" Anyone have any comments?

http://www.holley.com/HiOctn/ProdLine/Prod...T/TubeBead.html

Thanks,
Mike

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[alexgtp]

Wow that look impressive. I was just going to double clamp everythign until a low cost fuel log solution is addressed.

You can use a 4 dollar flaring tool to make a lip.

 

[rob]

MAKE SURE YOU USE HP FUEL INJECTOR HOSE!!!!!!!!!!!! Murrys $3.65ft A zone$4.99ft

You'll need 3 1/2ft of 3/8" and less than 1ft of 5/16" pending how you run it. Measure it up first then go buy. You will need to make a couple field adjustments(bends) to the lines.
Go slow and dont kink the line or its $400 PRJ's for you.....It is a good fuel rail solution but a little pricey....Maybe later...Also after you cut the lines file the burr down so it dont eventually penatrate the the rubber fuel line with the vibations ot the motor.
Seems we will have a lot of fuel rail customers. Didnt someone take a Poll? What were the results? Be nice if we could get a set of those rails for $200 or something?

 

[BillyBoy]

The beading tool is cool. I would make sure it will work on steel lines before
you buy it. The fuel lines are steel.