Someone asked if I could provide a link on Amazon to the parts I used. I bought everything at the local hardware store and auto repair store, old fashioned brick and mortar. I would try typing these items into Amazon: -1/4" MIP x 3/8" barb brass connector. - 1/2" fuel line - 3/8" fuel line.
I didn't pick it on purpose. It was trial and error at the hardware store to find a connector that fit on both tubes. That was just what I happened to find.
@@highwayxj9397 It was just trial and error. You'd think the straight 1/2 x 3/8 would work but it didn't. I looked it up and MIP stands for "Male Iron Pipe" meaning it's male threading. They don't actually have to made of iron anymore. I also typed in "1/4 mip dimensions" to Google and it said that outside diameter is 0.54 inches. That would explain why it fit for the 1/2 inch hose.
I looked it up and MIP stands for "Male Iron Pipe" meaning it's male threading. They don't actually have to made of iron anymore. I also typed in "1/4 mip dimensions" to Google and it said that outside diameter is 0.54 inches. That would explain why it fit for the 1/2 inch hose.
Someone asked if I could provide a link on Amazon to the parts I used. I bought everything at the local hardware store and auto repair store, old fashioned brick and mortar.
I would try typing these items into Amazon:
-1/4" MIP x 3/8" barb brass connector.
- 1/2" fuel line
- 3/8" fuel line.
Thank you
Could of just got a new fitting for the intake that was 1/2 or 9/16 and had one size hose....
How much horsepower did it add?
I don't know. The reason I wanted to replace the original was because the rubber adaptor kept cracking. The fuel line hose is a lot stronger.
At least 4
Why mlp?
I didn't pick it on purpose. It was trial and error at the hardware store to find a connector that fit on both tubes. That was just what I happened to find.
@@DIYwithDrJeffwhy quarter inch if it’s a 1/2 hose?
@@highwayxj9397 It was just trial and error. You'd think the straight 1/2 x 3/8 would work but it didn't. I looked it up and MIP stands for "Male Iron Pipe" meaning it's male threading. They don't actually have to made of iron anymore. I also typed in "1/4 mip dimensions" to Google and it said that outside diameter is 0.54 inches. That would explain why it fit for the 1/2 inch hose.
I looked it up and MIP stands for "Male Iron Pipe" meaning it's male threading. They don't actually have to made of iron anymore. I also typed in "1/4 mip dimensions" to Google and it said that outside diameter is 0.54 inches. That would explain why it fit for the 1/2 inch hose.