What size hose feeds alky carbs

[nito.hernandez1]

What size hose should i use from my billet bowls to power jets on my carbs

[locogato11283]

3mm

[SOUTHTHIRTY]

Hmm.. thought it was 1/8"

[SOUTHTHIRTY]

Use a alky rated hose... like Tygon

[registered user]

use a garden hose if you want but it wont do any good. tygon 1/8" ID works well

[Finch]

use a garden hose if you want but it wont do any good. tygon 1/8" ID works well

this. i buy it on egay like 15 bucks for a bunch from japan

[locogato11283]

Fuellineguy on eBay has hose that is ok to run with alky.

[n2otoofast4u]

Home Depot hose. Replace once a year.

[registered user]

japan seems far away. why not get it from mcmaster in california

[n2otoofast4u]

japan seems far away. why not get it from mcmaster in california

Shit comes China post. Here in just a few days. McMasters tygon works also. I still say Home Depot tube FTW

[locogato11283]

I ordered from fuellineguy on eBay and had my shit in two days.. Plus it's cheap. And you can pick from a bunch of colors.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/261557666174?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

[sprinklerman]

Any good small engine shop has tygon (I prefer Oregon brand) fuel line in many sizes.

[n2otoofast4u]

Any good small engine shop has tygon (I prefer Oregon brand) fuel line in many sizes.

Oregon = bestest

[registered user]

tygon is a trademark name and not the same material as typical fuel line. hard to say what that oregon stuff is. possibly rebranded tygon. then again it might be a knockoff as the ingredients for tygon are secret. but thats not to say a competitors lab couldnt do some tests and figure out how to make their own form of tygon type hose

[sprinklerman]

tygon is a trademark name and not the same material as typical fuel line. hard to say what that oregon stuff is. possibly rebranded tygon. then again it might be a knockoff as the ingredients for tygon are secret. but thats not to say a competitors lab couldnt do some tests and figure out how to make their own form of tygon type hose

Oregon line is more flexible than tygon without kinking. I'm pretty sure tygon makes it for Oregon, ,,to their specs. It retains its flexibility better than tygon ,when used with alky.