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Old 10-15-2016, 09:57 AM   #8
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Re: Is my gas tank vent sufficient?

The upside of the return line is no vapor lock.

I recommend SAE J30R9 hose on the sender to line sections and German Fuel Injection, Constant tension band clamps, or Oetiker Ear clamps rather than worm clamps. Small worm clamps do not work well. THe above pictures show the Fuel injection clamps on the supply and return lines. Clamping the vapor line is not really necessary it's completely up to you.

The fuel fill neck line and fill neck vent line can use worm clamps but I recommend Breeze Liner clamps with a tail covering the worm slots or better yet the spring loaded constant tension clamps rather than standard hardware store worm clamps.

I wrote an article on hoses and clamps.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=696742

Bostonlocal that looks very clean Kudos on using good clamps that don't loosen up on the fuel lines.
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