Guy Fillinger

Can anybody tell me what is correct? Did the original L-69's come with all steel fuel lines or a combination of copper and steel? If all steel does anybody know where they can be had? Thanks for your help. Guy

66-3X2 442

The end carbs used copper from the fuel block. The fuel pump to filter assy. & filter assy. to fuel block were steel.Nobody makes them all steel I know of. I have and sell complete correct fuel line sets with the fuel block & fittings. Here's a picture of a 66 L69 setup I just completed.

Guy Fillinger

I went to a restoration shop the other day and was talking to someone the about the Tri Carb set up that I have on my 65 442. He said that my copper lines should be steel, and then I started to doubt myself so I figured I'll ask people that would know for sure and that I TRUST. Thank you Mike for clearing that up and helping me out. Guy

Andy

Pontiac tripower are all steel, as Mike said Oldsmobile are the combo..Resto guy probably never saw a tricarb olds..

66-3X2 442

They should have been steel,I agree but Olds saw it differently. The Pontiacs used aluminum which id just as wrong IMHO. I have factory photos that show the copper lines.

66-3X2 442

Are you positive about all steel. I know you know those units well but my vendor makes a lot of Pontiac lines if I understood him they used aluminum. He justy told me he bought 200" of aluminum lines and the price had doubled for the material.

Andy

I stand corrected, aluminum is correct

Andy

Pontiacs were aluminum, not steel. My mistake. Thanks Mike