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Has anyone had braided fuel lines with couplings, made in the US for a Plus 8? If so, which company made them?
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1993 Plus 8 Connaught Green
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Try McMaster-Carr. They deal in very high quality merchandise. If they don't have it on the shelf you might inquire of them to have it made to your specs. http://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-braided-hose/=khum0h
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Stainless lines are easy enough to make yourself! Just a vice and a couple of wrenches + some lube.
I would stay away from stainless simply because the lines are like hack saw blades. They can chafe(read CUT) really really fast!
Leo
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"Simplificate the design and add lightness" Kelly Johnson on the SR-71
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