Haha I was waiting for that. I have to cut it to put in a fuel pressure sender

scottxkillyou wrote:

you could try using a cutter for brake lines. the ones with the wheel where you tighten it down and spin it? i duno

yeah kinda like copper pipe cutter. either that, or standard shears (since it's a malleable material).

I used scissors. The plastic inside is a bitch tho. I just replaced my line with 5/16(ithink thats the size) transmission fluid line when I did my nitrous. Much easier to work with and does not leak.

somethin like that. if you have a nice set of knives, grab one and slice it length wise till you get to the plastic. once you have the plastic part cut you can just rip the plastic. or grab a set of pliers if you have big fingers and yank on it. make sure you get clamps to hold it down to the fittings. its not a tight enough fit to hold the pressure. but with those clamps it works fine.

i hope this makes sense. i just got out of the shower and still half asleep.

btw, what are you cutting it for?

Last edited by White_Spec-V (2008-09-12 08:31:30)

use the fuel line removal tool and replace the stock one with a high pressure rubber hose.  save the oem fuel hose for later, sell it or if use it again if you ever go back to stock.  i still need an oem line from when i took my nitrous kit off but im too lazy to get one.

so i have a quick question! how much 5/16" line do i need to replace the OEM line? and where the fuck is it? it's cold as hell and dark out and i am too lazy to search...