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Old 05-07-2017, 12:36 AM   #2
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Well during my drift event today apparently I had a fuel leak and when my exhaust smacked the ground it created just enough spark to combust. Needless to say my car went up in flames. Luckily we were able to extinguish and save the car. My question is, I obviously don't want this to happen again so is it possible to connect braided fuel lines to the stock sending unit? I know you can connect them to the steel lines but what about the unit? If so could someone send me a product they recommend or have heard about?


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Braided lines won't stop a leak... they're for keeping pressures consistent. Leaks are still leaks... unless the leak happened from abrasion, in which case braided would still eventually fail. Best thing is to regularly check your lines for signs of wear.

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