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โฝ Fuel your ride with confidenceโflexible, durable, and E-85 ready!
This 10-inch (250mm) submersible fuel hose features a 5/16" (8mm) inner diameter, engineered for in-tank fuel pump connections. Rated safe for E-85 ethanol and gasoline, itโs made from high-quality stainless steel materials ensuring durability and corrosion resistance. Sold in a convenient 2-pack, itโs the perfect upgrade for professional-grade fuel system assemblies.
| ASIN | B08MY92MN5 |
| Brand | Boost Monkey |
| Brand Name | Boost Monkey |
| Color | Black |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 85 Reviews |
| Item Length | 10 Inches |
| Item length | 10 Inches |
| Manufacturer | Boost Monkey |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Nominal Wall Thickness | 1.3 month |
| Nominal wall thickness | 1.3 month |
| UPC | 745528594807 |
| Unit Count | 2.0 Count |
A**O
Great quality, fair price
I needed a longer nylon hose for my custom fuel pump module, and these were perfect. I really appreciate that they include two, because I definitely messed up the first one. It's necessary to heat the ends slightly to soften them enough to slip over the hose barb on the pump, and I overheated the first one. Don't do that! Would purchase these again.
H**G
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J**D
Quality Fuel Lines
Product worked well for my application. I am a Victory Motorcycle Mechanic and used these to rebuild a fuel pump on a 2006 Victory Kingpin. I was able to lightly heat and then cool the lines to create the bends I needed and they held nicely.
R**N
Excellent hoses! Made for fuel pump!!
As said! Best hoses I have used for intank fuel line. I have tested to 80 psi and it work very well.
R**R
HD fuel pump and fuel line replacement - thse are a must!
I had to replace a deteriorated fuel pump and destroyed fue line eaten by E85 fuel. These two lines are great to have as an extra one may be needed if you an't get the line on the first time! Use a heat gun, but not too much heat or it will melt the line and make it unusable.
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