🔵 High-Quality Raider Polyurethane Fuel Gas Line Tubing Hose Roll Blue (5 Ft. x 1/4 In.): Durable and Efficient Solution Review

Very small diameter cord is twisted. It was impossible to straighten the line. I soaked the sections one at a time with hot water from my Instahot, but after soaking for 30 minutes and trying to flip the spool to unwind, I've had limited success. I needed this line to connect to the fuel pump that I use to pump old gas from my generator to a gas tank. Because the line was bent, I was fighting it all the time to keep the hole from sucking air, not gas, out of the generator tank. In general, I…

This fuel line works, but it looks more like a coil spring than a flexible fuel line! You will receive it rolled up as you see in the picture with little to no straightening. I heated it with a heat gun until it was too hot to hold with bare hands before loosening some of the coils a bit - I still can't straighten it, but at least it's in a smoother curve to it to make installation easier. The second problem is that it is so thinner than a conventional fuel line of the same diameter that clamps

Used in the restoration of a 1950 Plymouth. Unless you have a trailer queen and want your fuel lines to look good, I do not recommend using this product. This line has almost no stretch and is therefore difficult to nick in the fuel system. I managed to install it, but its memory ability to maintain tightness against engine vibration is "0". I use two fuel filters in my fuel system after the electric fuel pump as an aid to the factory mechanical pump. Every fitting on the pressure side was…

It's blue. But the statement "low-temperature fuel line, not affected by sub-zero temperatures" is completely wrong. At 70F, this fuel line comes stiff out of the box. After a gentle warm-up, the coils will not relax from transport. I know what the cold weather fuel line is supposed to be like, but it isn't. Even when heated, this line has almost no stretch and therefore SHOULD NOT affect any nicks in the fuel system. And if you could install it, I would seriously doubt its ability to maintain…

Gets a little hard in the cold but shouldn't crack. nice blue line to fix flow issues. It's the best gas pipeline in the world, no, but it doesn't cost that much either. I would recommend changing the gas line every few years, even the rubber hoses. it is available and works very well for my applications. I use it for all my small engines and motorcycles. Eventually this line will become brittle from UV light and constant gas contact, but it's damn cheap and in my case needs to be replaced…