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07-22-2014, 10:49 PM
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Location: Nebraska
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Fuel lines for saddle tanks
A lot of our trucks had aftermarket saddle tanks installed back in the 60s. On mine the fuel lines were original and very brittle, hard plastic lines that now will snap with the slightest pressure. What have others done for fuel lines running to their saddle tanks? Most of these setups had a L/R valve plumbed to the drivers side so there's several more feet of fuel lines than a standard behind-the-seat tank. What do people suggest running?
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