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What is everybody doing for engine paint VHT SP126 Early Chrysler Blue? I was told it was discontinued by the manufacturer. Anyone else making it? Quarts or cans.

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Where can I get a fitting for my inline tube fuel line. It's a 5/8- 20 to go into the carb and a1/2-20 female to accept the fuel line fitting. Thanks

someone posted a link for the correct carb/fuel line fitting yesterday and I can't find it. Could whoever it was please post it again. THANKS

My lower one looks nothing like that. So I took the one I received and made it work. It looks pretty close to your pic.. Thanks

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Here is another question on the same line. Does anyone know what size fitting I need to attach the tube to the carb? Mine had a barb fitting and hose.. I thing it's a 5/8"-20 male and 3/8" female. Can anyone verify this?

I just called inline tube and explained the problem to their tech support. They said the tubes are bent to the exact factory specs and are correct. There is nothing they can do but if I want to return them I could. You would think they would at least investigate this more. Anyways I am going to...

My fuel pump line is totally different from yours. Did you have to re-bend the lower tube to make it work? See my pic in the last post. My fuel pump is the same as yours.

The fitting on the carb to the fuel line, where did you get it? I just purchased the same inline tube setup and originally I had a rubber gas line hose hooked up to a barb fitting.

The line going to the carb, I got. It's the one from the fuel pump to the carb line that's the problem. The carb line goes down next to the block but my fuel pump line extends out beyond the alternator bracket.

I am trying to install the 2-piece fuel lines from Inline Tube and am having a hard time figuring out how it goes. It sounds and looks so simple but I must be missing something. The car is a 67 Plymouth Satellite with a 383 engine - Edelbrock/Weber carb. Can anyone send me a picture on how this...

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