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murrayis

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I decided today to inst my surge tank setup, but got stuck when i had to setup the main feed and fuel return lines as they disapear under the boot floor and I am unsure where they go next.

Where do the standard lines go from rubber hose to the solid steel tubes to the front of the car? and what would be the best plan of attack to get at them ?

If anyone has a picture that would be of great assistance also.

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Cameron

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Where do the standard lines go from rubber hose to the solid steel tubes to the front of the car? and what would be the best plan of attack to get at them ?

No offense, but how do you intend to install this s.tank without getting under the car?

Jump under, and all will be reveled, I promise.

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Just wasnt sure which side of the car etc. Currently have a few broken fingers so dont want to spend time jacking one side of the up and it being the incorrect side etc. Just wanting to make it easy for myself and not stuffing around.

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