Fuel Line Replacement for 200q20v

[Kneale Brownson]

I've basically come to the same conclusion and opted for the "standard" lines.  Coated versions with some plastic that looked like it would chip off with the first trip down a gravel road was half again as expensive.  And stainless, the only true noncorroding option, would be several times the price.
   
  Thanks to all who responded.

Kurt Deschler <desch at alum.wpi.edu> wrote:
  
You will spend more time, money, and effort installing fancy lines than 
replacing the lines twice with the 5/16" steel line and compression 
fittings. Also, the fuel lines will be the least of your concerns when 
these cars are 25-30 yrs old and they go again.