Joe gives us a nice step by step with great photos of the ''how to'' process of adding custom fuel lines to your drag racers.



Adding Lines

If you have comments or questions please post them here.

Thanks!

Thank you Joe, thank you Scott.

This is the kind of stuff I love. Great article/how-to.

Cuhail

Nice article..hats off to Mother! I've got an altered wheel base dodge and an old front engine rail with 392 hemi power to do some day...got an old savoy with the 413/31" cross runner manifold set up buried around here too...somewhere.
...I was a gearhead before I ever started building models! :-)

Nice simple "How To" Joe, nice job.

Great idea guys on this how to this will make a nice addition to a blower, we need more of this stuff. Next we need a how to for the oil lines on maybee a Nascar engine.

Thanks All
Rob I have other articles coming out soon. There will be a oil, oil sump/dry pumps, brake lines, and electrical system. I will also a one that will be full of added details covering valve stems and others. So stay tuned

Joe

Excellent stuff. Very useful.
Not sure what hex rod is though?

Hey Jesper ,
Hex Rod, well it's made of plastic and can be found at your local hobby shop under the brand name of Plastruct. I has a shape of a hexagon, and can be use for nuts and bolts, and certain car parts.

Plastruct

Hex Rod

Joe

Hey Joe,
Will you add a little bit about routing because I can probably pick up the techniques easily, but, I never know where they're supposed to go.
I DO know that after a squirrel decides the top of your van's engine is a great place to hang out and vacuum hoses are fun to chew on, I thanked God for my buddy Al with his "what-went-where" knowledge of Chevy 350ci vacuum hose routes!

squirrels!

Thanks, you rock Joe!
Cuhail

Now I know what hex rod is Thanks Joe.