🔧 Holley Chrome Fuel Line, 5/8 inch Review

This liner is leaking. I used teflon tape and it's still leaking. I tried to return it but the return period has already passed so no good. This is now the weight of the paper.

Working. barely. I've seen people warn against buying it but thought it would work with my dual pump Holley 750 carburetor. I had to bend the line to connect it to both inputs. Recommend purchasing an aftermarket fuel rail. Pass this.

Mine doesn't leak at all and fits great. But on an SBC and a regular Holley 4150 with no spacers, the fuel pressure sensor is looking at the valve cover. I don't understand why they didn't put a pressure gauge on the side. However, I just bent the pipes with a small pipe bender and it works just as well and I can see the fuel pressure. But I care more about making it work than being showroom ready ;)

I really hope my new Holley Double Pumper is better designed and built than that damn fuel rail! He came to me in a vacuum package on a card. ALREADY BENT! This should have been a warning but of course I went ahead and straightened it out as it was a 90 degree end and not a branch coming out of the fuel block that needed adjusting. However, one hell of a leak through a pinhole on a long branch on the underside of the fuel block. He will come back and I will build my own system. Hope the double…

Installs in all directions, without much tightening, without bending, the whole stage. Firstly this thing was the hardest thing to put the carb on, you start one end and try to start the other and it doesn't cooperate, it took me a good hour to line up to start both ends! Second, when I finally put it on and started the car, it was a goddamn gas geyser! The leak was pretty bad and I tried tightening the fittings and they were almost as tight as they could be! So I took off that junk and went…