Fuel Filler hose
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Fuel Filler hose
Hey guys whats the best hose to use to join the existing fuel filler pipe to an ally drop tank? Silicon based, raditor hose, garden hose, bike tyre inner tube?????? 
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Re: Fuel Filler hose
Get proper fuel delivery hose from an industrial supplier.
Re: Fuel Filler hose
I got one from a place called "Purple pig" or something like that, they actually supply Clark rubber so you could ask in one of there stores.
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Re: Fuel Filler hose
Armadale Auto Parts in Perth sell it by the length you need - if you only need 150mm thats all you pay for
http://www.armadaleautoparts.com/index.htm
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Re: Fuel Filler hose
Thanks guys, I tried Clark Rubber, purple pig, Bursons, Autobarn and supercheap.
Purple pig are the only ones that stock the right stuff. They reckon it has to have Nitrile in it to be safe to use for Petrol. The only prob is that I have to put a sharp 90 deg bend in it without it kinking and they dont make bends
Looks like alluminium bend with a rubber join with be the go.
Purple pig are the only ones that stock the right stuff. They reckon it has to have Nitrile in it to be safe to use for Petrol. The only prob is that I have to put a sharp 90 deg bend in it without it kinking and they dont make bends
Looks like alluminium bend with a rubber join with be the go.
Run what ya brung and hope it's enough