AN fuel line question.
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From: Daniels, WV
Going to be cleaning up some of my rigging this winter and will be making the switch to AN fittings and braided lines. What size AN line do I need to feed a mild 350 with a 650 cfm carb?
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Just a note for you AN and braided lines are NOT coast guard approved. I know it sounds stupid but I did the same as you and put nice AN braided hoses and surveyor and insurance say nope : ( You can have the lines on the carb and lines mounted on engine, but after that its silly double hose clamps and rubber USCG approved hose lol.
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Just a note for you AN and braided lines are NOT coast guard approved. I know it sounds stupid but I did the same as you and put nice AN braided hoses and surveyor and insurance say nope : ( You can have the lines on the carb and lines mounted on engine, but after that its silly double hose clamps and rubber USCG approved hose lol.
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From: Harrisburg, NC
If you do go with braided stainless hose, use the Teflon lined hose. It holds up better to fuel than he rubber lined hose. Also the ID of the teflon lined hose is a bit larger than he rubber lined ss hose
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From: bel air, md
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Best thing is when they ask you if the blowers work and you turn them on to show that they work and they do. But there is no hose on the blowers. Just mounted to the transom and wired.






