my first ls swap 1996 2 door Tahoe 4wd 385 Stroker to LQ4 cam headers **pics**

[HPICamaroSS]

yea please help...i cust the fuel line and used a 2 clamps and rubber hose. its fine for the lines going into the fuel filter but the line for the filter into the intake is all messed up so i need to fix that. plus my trans cooler lines are bent to hell. i want to replace them with the steel braided hose.

OK, so after searching and SEARCHING for my old receipts from jegs for my fuel stuff, I gave up. I even logged onto jegs and they dont have any of my order history from when I ordered all those fittings so I cant get any PNs for you :-(. I will suggest 2 things. If you do use stainless braided line, go to your hardware store and buy a cable/hose cutter. It looks like a pair of shears you would use on bushes for landscaping, but its made to cut cable and hose, and it worked awesome for me. No burrs from the steel or anything, just a good clean cut. And for the parts, I would just call Russel up and tell them what you are doing, there fittings worked great for me with no leaks and easy install. You can either use reg wrenches on their lines or they do have a special wrench that wont gouge up the fitting (basically a line wrench). Hope some of this helps you

[silverado_lover]

Agreed on the hose cutter...to cut mine I used a sharp chisel and a hammer. Wrap where you want to cut in electrical tape, place hose on metal and hammer away.
Wouldn't recommend it lol

[HPICamaroSS]

Agreed on the hose cutter...to cut mine I used a sharp chisel and a hammer. Wrap where you want to cut in electrical tape, place hose on metal and hammer away.
Wouldn't recommend it lol

Lmao hey whatever works. You don't even want to know some of the things I have used for tools in the past. The most recent incident included a level, wheel bearing grease, 2 clamps used for glueing wood together, and a lot of swearing