Clutch line is 7.5mm ID. Fuel hose is 8mm ID. On that alone I'd probable pass on using fuel line. Try this ebay listing https://www.ebay.com/itm/23432309732...UaAi8WEALw_wcB
It looks like ECS tuning is closing it out as it's NLA on their website.
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Originally Posted by
superj
here is what i found on gizzoogle
"Ethanol dries out fuel line just like alcohol dries out your skin. Newer vehicles use a different type of fuel line that is resistant to the destructive qualities of ethanol. When choosing car plumbing for your high-performance vehicle – or even your street vehicle – use a line with PTFE, otherwise known as Teflon or another synthetic rubber."
Although this may be true, the original fuel line used in the fuel system seems to last just fine.
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