Plastic or metal fuel lines?

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I went with Earl’s Vapor Guard EFI rated rubber lines and the Earls clamps for my EFI conversion.

I bought specific connectors that hook to my frame mounted fuel filter and to adapt to the inlet on my engine. Earl’s makes a bazillion different fittings in straight and various angles.

ETA: I also sleeved large sections with heat shield for obvious reasons
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Looks nice!!!
 

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I used braided AN -6 lines for my truck. Made them all up custom and put heat sleeve on certain sections
 

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Using single tank, AN fittings and braided lines.

Dual tanks, Gates FI hoses and clamps, no reason to spend money on AN/braided hoses if using pollak valve.
 

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