72 Stang to EFI conversion

[dzorde]

I just went and got the 10ft pack of 5/16" Dayco efi fuel hose.  I'm using
the standard (good quality) Dayco hose clamps (a single on each line is OK)
with all the lines flared with the little bump on the end.  Haven't had a
problem so far.  If you can't flare the little bump, most plumbing stores
sell them for compression fittings, just get some of these and silver solder
onto the end of the pipe.

Dan     dzorde at geocities.com

>> Depending on
>> the fuel line already in the car, you may need to use high pressure fuel
>> line for the feed side.  Normal rubber fuel hose doesn't hold up to
>> 40psi+ very well.
>> 
>
>Don't worry, you WILL have to replace the rubber fuel hose.  There is
>more than one standard for this line but use fuel line manufactured to
>SAE J 30R9 standard. It will have that stamped on the hose. And use this
>type on the return line also.  I don't know about the other standard
>I've seen.  Just make sure it has a working pressure of 100 psi.
>
>Use that hose type with two clamps on each connection with the clamp
>screws 180 degrees from each other.  You'll have no worries, mate.
>
>Joe Boucher
>'70 RS/SS Camaro  '81 TBI Suburban
>