🔥 EVIL ENERGY 6AN PTFE E85 Hose Braided Fuel Injection Line Fitting Kit 16FT Stainless Steel Silver (Hose ID: 0.315inch) - High-Performance Fuel Injection Line Solution for Efficiency and Durability Review

I needed to re-route a fuel line on my 1975 Plymouth Duster. The existing line was a steel line from a mechanical fuel pump at the front of the engine and ran up the engine, through the valve cover and into the carburetor. The fuel line was getting too hot and this seemed like an easier way to install a new line. I was very happy with this purchase. It looks good and is very easy to use. All hardware is made from high quality aluminum and looks fantastic. Be sure to wrap tape around the steel…

High quality tightly woven stainless steel braided PTFE hose ideal for high temperature and high pressure applications. I used it to make a connection between a shop air compressor pump, air dryer, particulate and water filters, and a compressor storage tank. Compressor pump discharge head temperatures approach 300F when working hard on hot days, and this hose easily handles both heat and pressure (150psi). The hardware also works well, although I'd rather choose a different color (preferably…

I used these hoses and fittings on my race car. After I've run all the new lines and done all the work, as soon as I turn on the fuel pump I notice a 90* leak at the turntable. First I didn't want to give a bad review because it was spot on. I've tried contacting the manufacturer to see if I can get a replacement. But two weeks later I received no reply. I find the PTFE tube in the middle to be fine, even if its inner diameter is slightly smaller than actual AN specs. But the steel mesh and the

Installed the 45 degree swivel fittings on the gearbox and tightened them very tight because I'm not sure if they blow oil all over the place or not because they can wiggle pretty well. I don't understand why they can do that when they are on my heels. If that's why I mess up a $4,800 drivetrain for my race car, that stuff sucks. Fittings and Russell line have to be purchased instead so I know what to worry about. Update: Just like I originally thought these 45° swivel fittings were leaking. I…