Tunnel and Rear Fuel Pump Fuel Lines Recommendation

[mseriesbmw]

Hello Forum Members,

I have a question regarding fuel lines. Have a 1976 Porsche 911 Targa Euro that I'm helping my father restore. It has some variations from the U.S. Spec model when looking at diagrams. It currently has a low mileage 1982 SC motor in it.

I plan to replace all the fuel lines between the tank and engine. The fuel pump is factory located in the rear, not behind the tank like most diagrams show. So far I have the following part numbers, want to make sure they're correct before I pull the trigger.

Thank you for taking the time to view / answer my questions/concerns!

Return Line (tunnel)
911-356-062-13

Pressure Line (tunnel) - Can I cut the banjo fitting off and will it reach the tank?
911-356-066-12

Tunnel line to Fuel Pump
930-356-068-02

Fuel pump to Accumulator
930-356-081-06

Engine to Tunnel Line - ??
930-356-062-01

[sedouglas72]

Better off moving the pump to the front. Quite a bit of info on it if you search. Very common.

[jjeffries]

Contact Len Cummings, you’ll see his name here whenever anyone asks this question.
He will make you as-original fuel pipes from the best materials, with an added convenience built in. And they’ll be rated for e85 fuel. Dozens of us here on Pelican and elsewhere are very satisfied customers.
len.cummings@verizon.net
Best, John

[H/O Driver]

I second the recommendation for Len. Good stuff, pricing, and lead times.
r/
Bob

[chrismorse]

He also makes a fuel pump mount that attaches to the front crossmember. I have yet to try it, as I got sidetracked with the drop and fuel system rehab.

Thanks Len, (the check is the mail :-)
chris

[mseriesbmw]

Thanks Everyone! I came across a post of his several years back, but his website is no longer. I'll try emailing.

[donporfi]

If you want to read the posts that Len has posted regarding fuel,oil lines and fittings do an anvanced search for his user name BoxsterGT

[Cory M]

Recently received my fuel lines from Len for my 3.6 conversion. I haven't had time to install yet but everything looks high quality and the communication from Len was good. Email is the best way to get him.

[JacobS911]

Another one for Len as he's done the complete set for my 930. Highly recommend.