|
Here you can see one of the fittings
that will be exiting the floor. Braided steel line will connect here and
then turn to aluminum line soon after.
|
|
|
After cutting and bending the aluminum
line, I left it long and will cut it at about the red line near the last
bend. I mounted the line to the frame rail along side the battery cable.
|
|
|
After cutting the aluminum line to
length and making up the braided steel line, this is what it looks like.
I thought about using the aluminum line all the way to the tank but I
didn't like the way the bend would end up at so this is way I used the
braided steel that goes between the two. If I ever need to use the other
outlet on the fuel cell, it will be easy now.
|
|
|
Here you can see the double clamps
that were used to hold the fuel line and cable. To the left is where
they both have to make a turn around the frame which then goes to toward
the fuel pump.
|
|
|
In this shot you can see how it looks
right after it makes the turn to the fuel pump (the other picture would
be to the right). I had to run the fuel line down to the pump from the
filter and then back up again as it goes toward the front. By using some
fittings that were at a 45 degree angle along with a union to connect
them together, it came out clean. Now I have to finish the front and
that's it for the fuel line.
|
|
|
|
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
9 10
11 12
13 14
15 16
17 18
19 |
