SC400TT
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Gang:
I want to start a new thread here that gets the opinions and thoughts of each of you on this subject:
Would you cross the firewall, and install fuel lines inside the cabin of your car?
I ran into an interesting situation...When I stripped my project car recently to sell all the tan interior parts and to prepare for the black interior swap, I found this, much to my horror:
![improper_fuel_line_2_resize.jpg improper_fuel_line_2_resize.jpg](https://www.lextreme.com/forums/data/attachments/14/14423-f64eb91b12ad988e6537ccd189e0aacb.jpg?hash=9k65GxKtmI)
![Improper_Fuel_line_resize.jpg Improper_Fuel_line_resize.jpg](https://www.lextreme.com/forums/data/attachments/14/14424-1b6e366fd6b25df3079d7f28763e1d0c.jpg?hash=G242b9ayXf)
This was not installed by me, and who did it is not important. So do not ask. But, I was flabbergasted to see that this was the way this company decided to install this fuel line...Instead of going to the rear corner of the fuel tank and connecting up from there. Personally, I think this is extremely dangerous, and I was quite disappointed that it was donethis way. What do you think? Am I over reacting? I don't think fuel lines should ever be run inside the cabin...How about you?
Ryan
My Relentless Pursuit of Perfection...
I want to start a new thread here that gets the opinions and thoughts of each of you on this subject:
Would you cross the firewall, and install fuel lines inside the cabin of your car?
I ran into an interesting situation...When I stripped my project car recently to sell all the tan interior parts and to prepare for the black interior swap, I found this, much to my horror:
![improper_fuel_line_2_resize.jpg improper_fuel_line_2_resize.jpg](https://www.lextreme.com/forums/data/attachments/14/14423-f64eb91b12ad988e6537ccd189e0aacb.jpg?hash=9k65GxKtmI)
![Improper_Fuel_line_resize.jpg Improper_Fuel_line_resize.jpg](https://www.lextreme.com/forums/data/attachments/14/14424-1b6e366fd6b25df3079d7f28763e1d0c.jpg?hash=G242b9ayXf)
This was not installed by me, and who did it is not important. So do not ask. But, I was flabbergasted to see that this was the way this company decided to install this fuel line...Instead of going to the rear corner of the fuel tank and connecting up from there. Personally, I think this is extremely dangerous, and I was quite disappointed that it was donethis way. What do you think? Am I over reacting? I don't think fuel lines should ever be run inside the cabin...How about you?
Ryan
My Relentless Pursuit of Perfection...