Update on my rig

swinky · Oct 19, 2015

Leave a blank check in the truck and tell morgan to come grab it.

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Jonnydime · Oct 19, 2015

This is from Shane's build but there seems to be plenty of room on his.

White_monster · Oct 19, 2015

Erikclaw said:
So this is installation error??

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Ya that is way to close to the manifold, least I think it is. These parts don't just come out of the box and fit perfect. They take some tweaking to fit.

Jonnydime said:
This is from Shane's build but there seems to be plenty of room on his.

There's lots of room in mine and Erik has even more room since his twin fueler was designed around the the factory style intake manifold.

SEABEE08FX4 · Oct 19, 2015

All the same, pretty sure those lines could be re-bent to make it work.

NathannialD · Oct 19, 2015

They don't need to be re bent, I had them installed without issue

powr2stroke · Oct 19, 2015

doesn't look right to me either

bigrpowr · Oct 19, 2015

NathannialD said:
They don't need to be re bent, I had them installed without issue

and iirc, those lines are NOT easily bent. not even close.

97stoker350 · Oct 19, 2015

What are they supposed to hold 28k psi? Yea I bet they bend nice and easy

SEABEE08FX4 · Oct 19, 2015

They were bent into the shape they are in, they can be re-bent. If you have girl hands use a tubing bender.

White_monster · Oct 20, 2015

Even with a bender they are hard to bend.

SEABEE08FX4 · Oct 20, 2015

I guess Tadd has the Hulk do it then.

bigrpowr · Oct 20, 2015

SEABEE08FX4 said:
I guess Tadd has the Hulk do it then.

yeah they are not remotely easy to bend .

SEABEE08FX4 · Oct 20, 2015

Not easy doesn't equal impossible.

NathannialD · Oct 20, 2015

The point you are missing is they don't need to be bent. They are the same lines I installed and they were just fine and caused no problems. Or go ahead and start bending them by hand and make them look and fit like ****..... What do I care

SEABEE08FX4 · Oct 20, 2015

NathannialD said:
The point you are missing is they don't need to be bent. They are the same lines I installed and they were just fine and caused no problems. Or go ahead and start bending them by hand and make them look and fit like ****..... What do I care

I get that, trust me I'm not missing that its installed wrong. I'm just saying Erik has been waiting for a LOOOOOOOOOONG time to get his truck back, and if that's what they have to do to get it back to him in perfect no leak running condition until they either get new lines and or figure out how to install the kit correctly then why not ?