Holley dual feed fuel line ?
#1
Mopar Fan
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Holley dual feed fuel line ?
Took off the old AFB carb that my dad rebuilt. Put on a holley dual feed carb. The X runs so much better. I want to hook up a fuel line that looks more "factory" & with less rubber line. I was always told when it comes to fuel lines you want the least amount of rubber line. Has anyone made there on lines ? Any pictures ? This is what I hooked up temp so I could get it running. I don't like the way it looks.
#2
Mopar Lover
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First - nothing wrong with rubber hoses.
Looks like the rubber hose is there due to clearance issues.
There are a number of Holley and aftermarket fuel feeds out there and you just have to find one that fits. (Good luck.)
Other option would be adding a 1", 4 hole spacer (don't use a single hold as it defeats the purpose of the dual plane manifold) and using a one piece fuel feed. That makes fuel feed selection a lot easier and you might gain a little performance.
Archer
First - nothing wrong with rubber hoses.
Looks like the rubber hose is there due to clearance issues.
There are a number of Holley and aftermarket fuel feeds out there and you just have to find one that fits. (Good luck.)
Other option would be adding a 1", 4 hole spacer (don't use a single hold as it defeats the purpose of the dual plane manifold) and using a one piece fuel feed. That makes fuel feed selection a lot easier and you might gain a little performance.
Archer
#3
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I've used the chrome line you have there with a factory manifold before, you can make it work by putting a bend in the tubing as it comes out of the bowels razing the line off the manifold but what helps performance is a one inch open plastic spacer under the carb. That will help both line clearance and performance. I've seen gains in the 5 to 10 hp range through out the curve with the spacer irregardless of the type of intake.
As an edit you can drill and tap the spacer for a vacuum port for your pcv.
As an edit you can drill and tap the spacer for a vacuum port for your pcv.
Last edited by Iowan; 06-06-2019 at 09:41 AM.
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