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Alternate CIS fuel injector hose/tubing?

I have a question...
I have finished with my backdating the heat on my 82 SC and want a cleaner look to the injector tubing routing as it looks haphazard where it went around the old blower. I have seen a couple of CIS systems with black tubeing on the board and want to know what others have done. Please include pics and where/what to buy.

Tim

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If you search you will find lots of info and photos on this. The black lines are from McMaster Carr. Check "echrisconner" for a recent thread on lines, fittings and his homemade tool for attaching the fittings.
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Thanks Paul,
I did a search and didn't find all that I needed ,so I posted this for specifics.
I will try the recient thread echrisonner.
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Places like Summit Racing sell various types of "hard" fuel lines.
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Start-up Injector Fuel line leak
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Thanks Jim, Thats exactly what I was looking for.

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Tim,

If you search "hardwood+block" you will find info on the tool that echrisconnor made and how he used it.

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