big block fuel line routing

[jhcoll]

first time trying to do this not sure if its working, any try to find the correct routing for the fuel line on a 1961 impala with a big block they say it goes under the upper a frame, do i have to make this line, it seems that the only sets you can buy are the 3 pc that goes on top of the shock tower, thanks for the help, Jim

[rstreet]

Have you tried show cars site?? They used to have the correct one. Or when all else fails call Phil and he will get you on the right track:rofl

[jhcoll]

have not tryed either, do you have the info how to contact them, again thanks for the help, Jim

[jhcoll]

have not tryed them, do you have any info how to contact them, thanks, Jim

[rogersimpala]

phil reed
classic motor company
816-587-1109
kansas city mo.

show cars
507-233-1958
web site dr409.com

:cheers
roger

[jhcoll]

Thanks for the help, Jim

[MileHiSS]

first time trying to do this not sure if its working, any try to find the correct routing for the fuel line on a 1961 impala with a big block they say it goes under the upper a frame, do i have to make this line, it seems that the only sets you can buy are the 3 pc that goes on top of the shock tower, thanks for the help, Jim

Are you sure that the front piece of the three piece goes over the tower? I'm about to install mine, and was looking at it this afternoon. Of course my supplier sent abolutely no instructions. It looks to me as if it would fit under the a arm.

[mac1]

Jhcoll, the front 3/8 section for the 61 goes under the pass a arm. There should be two holes there for the clamps. Make sure you chase them out with a tap . Here's a pic of my buddies car. Good luck.

6470

[real61ss]

Perhaps this shot will help, note the fuel line pass's under the right front a arm.

[1958 delivery]

I believe most if not all the X-frame cars route the fuel line in this manner. My 58 is exactly the same, under the A-arm, which I thought was odd.

[jhcoll]

Mac, thanks for the help, the picture is just what I needed, Jim

[jhcoll]

Tommy, this was a great help to, I thank you, Jim

[MileHiSS]

Perhaps this shot will help, note the fuel line pass's under the right front a arm.

I thought for a minute, I was looking at myown project, but then I only have a 55 Belair in the background, not that pretty Corvette
http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL97/466970/8521984/227530737.jpg