In-tank fuel hose

[GraniteBlueNNBS]

I have 300 psi blue hose in my tank hooked up to my walbro 255. I had 100psi hose burst twice. Also using stainless steel clamps.

[oleshifty]

the 'fuel injection' hose is not rated to be submerged. It will start to deteriorate after a year or two.

Napa sells the good stuff for about $30 a foot as mentioned. I talked to a few suppliers of stainless braided line, and they said NOT to use it. All recommended the blue line-loc hose. Can usually be had for 5-6 a foot.

I have had really good luck with this ebay seller, and he seems to be the cheapest on line-loc and braided hoses

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/6-Pus...Q5fCarQ5fParts

[blackout]

the 'fuel injection' hose is not rated to be submerged. It will start to deteriorate after a year or two.

Napa sells the good stuff for about $30 a foot as mentioned. I talked to a few suppliers of stainless braided line, and they said NOT to use it. All recommended the blue line-loc hose. Can usually be had for 5-6 a foot.

I have had really good luck with this ebay seller, and he seems to be the cheapest on line-loc and braided hoses

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/6-Pus...Q5fCarQ5fParts

Hmmmm. Doesn't say anywhere that the blue hose is submerible.

[pl4yboy]

The black hose I got from Napa was submersible. Said it right on the reel they pulled it off of.

[farmtruc]

We're using the stock style white according flexible hose, in 6" and 12" lengths. I think I got some if you need it, they are cheap.
it doesn't kink and makes u turns nicely.
it'll never wear out either.

we use a heat gun to soften the plastic, then push it on the barb, then as it cools, it shrinks and molds, a clamp it used as well.

[ducky]

I have used the 300psi blue hose with no issues either

[banker099]

use submersible fuel line or you will end up like me

http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/power...sure-help.html