trying to find colored gas lines

[egorfish]

I'm new to the site and asking where to find colored gas lines. I found some websites and ebay but cant find tubing with a 3/16 inside diameter. replacing 06 superjet ugly green lines.:ugh2: :ugh2:

 

[Fathom]

Tygon from McMaster-Carr

 

[sjetrider]

I just run 1/4":bigok:

 

[Idok]

OEM is the best...I'd leave it

 

[egorfish]

Was 1/4 still tight on the ends and did you put zip ties on also

 

[Fathom]

Idok is absolutely right, if the OEM is still good, leave it. Tygon is a good substitute. .25" is fine on the barbs and I always use small zip ties.

 

[ANT]

Here is clear fuel line-http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/tools/motion_pro_premium_fuel_line/

Then whatever color oil you use thats what color your fuel line is.

 

[sflsurfrider]

clear fuel lines are great for about 4 months and only good for another 2 more.

 

[egorfish]

I was looking for either blue or red fuel line. I know the factory green lines are good but im going for the looks persay.:arms: :arms:

 

[egorfish]

thanks ant for the motion pro site. I ride dirt bikes i should have known that.
:woot: :woot:

 

[meatball]

never get clear fuel line. I dont care if its rated for fuel, it always hardens. I had some on my primer for the 650 that advance auto said was spec'd for fuel, it hardened and popped out of my carb and leaked gas into the damn bilge.

 

[sflsurfrider]

never get clear fuel line. I dont care if its rated for fuel, it always hardens. I had some on my primer for the 650 that advance auto said was spec'd for fuel, it hardened and popped out of my carb and leaked gas into the damn bilge.

same here.

it was the clear blue 1/8" crap that comes w/ the primer.

the entire tank drained into the bilge.

i found out when i went to start it. i always remove the hood before starting a sleeping ski. good thing too.... it was filled to the bottom of the f/w cover with premix! :bigeyes:

 

[D-Roc]

sweet mother! that could of been a real rude awakening if something lit that up. I've used those lines but i replace my fuel lines in the off season anyways, i would like to get some colored line that stays soft too.

 

[robertg]

My local Stihl chainsaw dealer sells fuel and primer line. I don't know how good it is but it's fairly expensive, $2.00/ft. I wish I could buy OEM fuel line for $2.00/ft

 

[ski4]

i have had problems with blue fuel lines form 2 places now, only oem or tygon next time out for me, the stuff turned rock hard in less than 2 months and got milky looking

 

[ANT]

thanks ant for the motion pro site. I ride dirt bikes i should have known that.
:woot: :woot:

No Problem.
You can get a 25ft roll of blue fuel line from hot products.

I've had blue fuel line in my ski with gas in it for about 9 months now and it still looks like the day i got it and is still flexible and did not get brittle at all.

 

[Fathom]

I was looking for either blue or red fuel line. I know the factory green lines are good but im going for the looks persay.:arms: :arms:

Wanna sell your OEM lines?:sneaky:

 

[Speedfreak]

thanks ant for the motion pro site. I ride dirt bikes i should have known that.
:woot: :woot:

I have been looking for a while now but keep going back to ebay. It is cheap and exactally what I want. Unless you want to sell me all of your stock fuel line for cheap.

Doesn't the tygon fuel line from McMaster-carr only come in yellow??


EDIT:
SHIET I was just a few seconds late proof reading.... I wanted the stock lines also......

 

[Fathom]

EDIT:
SHIET I was just a few seconds late proof reading.... I wanted the stock lines also......

If he'll sell them, you can have dibs, I've got 50' of Tygon already.:haha:

 

[w-nut]

i found my fuel lines at a local go cart racing store . i got the yellow lines and they garente it from going hard and brittle . they had a heap off other colours there as well .it wasnt the cheapest but it was the promise that it will never go hard and brittle that sold me on it