Went to install electric fuel pump and found fuel line weeping at furl tank. Original fuel lines and crusty. It looks hard (to impossible) to get preformed fuel lines installed without cutting car apart. So looking at aluminum 3/8 fuel line and hand forming it to fit. Anybody have any experience with aluminum fuel line? Thanks
Not a fan of aluminium lines, too soft, corrodes, and too easily damaged. I've fabricated miles of steel fuel, brake and vapor lines on every type of vehicle you can imagine and had some challenges but always could make it. I'll admit, the fuel line over the rear crossover is almost impossible to replace with the body on but you can loosen and lift the body if you need the room.
If you live in New England, you either learn to make fuel and brake lines or pay an arm and leg to someone else to do it. Road salt plus the cheap ass alloy factory lines don't last long.
Can't find anybody making pre-bent lines, tried In-Line tube, others are 5/8 and I'm almost positive mine are 3/8. Plus i need one with a return line. Looks like I get to spend some quality time with my tubing bender. Thanks for the input.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/urr-br-ez400/overview/ I would never use aluminum. I just bent some fuel line with this stuff, and it really does bend easy. It also bends quite a bit without kinking.
