Dam nice work, unlike the time you cut the wires to you NSS lol.

 

Yeah, the cheap propane torches make it super easy to get a good solder job with the larger crimp connectors.

Did you get any pics of the Zonda?

 

I need to replace the stock hose that runs from the fuel pump to the underside of the bucket feed. What aftermarket upgrade is a good substitute for that type of fuel line?

It's this ribbed orange one in this pic...

 

Sick build still cant get enuff as for the fuel line I went with fuel rubber hose from autozone not the classiest but got the job done

 

i used some goodyear brand high pressure fuel line, it has a blue nylon type material inside it. and some stainless hose clamps. My stock line blew out with my walbro, then i used some high pressure hose without the nylon and it blew out. Get that goodyear hose and some good clamps and you shouldnt have any issues. I suggest once you make the new line let the fuel bucket sit in some gas for a day or so to let the line absorb some and then make a final tightening on the clamp.

 

You know what, unless I'm mistaken I think I bought something like that 3 days ago that I am planning on using to vent the gas tank. Bought like 10 feet of something that had a blue insert inside the hose. I'll take a better look at it but if that's the case than I'm stoked as I already have what's needed!!

Cool deal about letting it sit in gas. I'll post up what I find.

Also if anyone else has any suggestions, let me know.

 

Ugh.. This thing still isn't running? Gah







Looks good all that little stuff and wiring and whatnot is very time consuming. Can't wait to see it goin

 

They say u need submersible fuel hose, which Gates makes, and can be picked up at napa.

http://www.gates.com/brochure.cfm?br...ocation_id=541

 

Yeah you need the submersible gates hose. All other fuel hose will come apart. Its like 20-30 bucks per foot but its worth the piece of mind.

 

I like the coil set up...very nice build!