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Sbc Fuel Pump An Fitting. You can pull and twist and whatever else but they will not. The lines you are trying to make work will only work with the carb, manifold and fuel pump they were made to fit. The aftermarket fuel pumps use either 1/4 or a 3/8 pipe thread. I'm looking to attach new fuel line with an fittings to a stock fuel pump that currently has a 3/8 line so i can plumb a new line from. If you are using the stock pump it uses a straight thread with a. Still surprised out of the 1000s of an fittings, one wasn't made for this. Sounds like the easiest solution is to buy a new pump that you can clock. Here are some pictures of the lines from the fuel pump and the routing, also what i'm planning on getting to put on the carburetor. We offer a few fittings for an6 and an8 lines. I found it online at autozones website, for the fp i bought, and it's the exact size that comes on the 3/8 hard lines they sell. When you have everything torqued down you can think about the fittings you want to install in the 3/8 npt in/out ports.

Still surprised out of the 1000s of an fittings, one wasn't made for this. Here are some pictures of the lines from the fuel pump and the routing, also what i'm planning on getting to put on the carburetor. You can pull and twist and whatever else but they will not. We offer a few fittings for an6 and an8 lines. The lines you are trying to make work will only work with the carb, manifold and fuel pump they were made to fit. I found it online at autozones website, for the fp i bought, and it's the exact size that comes on the 3/8 hard lines they sell. When you have everything torqued down you can think about the fittings you want to install in the 3/8 npt in/out ports. The aftermarket fuel pumps use either 1/4 or a 3/8 pipe thread. If you are using the stock pump it uses a straight thread with a. Sounds like the easiest solution is to buy a new pump that you can clock.

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Sbc Fuel Pump An Fitting The aftermarket fuel pumps use either 1/4 or a 3/8 pipe thread. I found it online at autozones website, for the fp i bought, and it's the exact size that comes on the 3/8 hard lines they sell. Sounds like the easiest solution is to buy a new pump that you can clock. The aftermarket fuel pumps use either 1/4 or a 3/8 pipe thread. Here are some pictures of the lines from the fuel pump and the routing, also what i'm planning on getting to put on the carburetor. Still surprised out of the 1000s of an fittings, one wasn't made for this. We offer a few fittings for an6 and an8 lines. When you have everything torqued down you can think about the fittings you want to install in the 3/8 npt in/out ports. The lines you are trying to make work will only work with the carb, manifold and fuel pump they were made to fit. You can pull and twist and whatever else but they will not. If you are using the stock pump it uses a straight thread with a. I'm looking to attach new fuel line with an fittings to a stock fuel pump that currently has a 3/8 line so i can plumb a new line from.