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The LS6 FRCs don't sit against the FAST intake right, so I haven't tried putting them on since I installed the fuel line. I'm not even sure where I've stuck them in the garage.

Maybe the fuel line would now come out of the previously-unused slot on the driver's side FRC?


If I find the FRCs I'll take a look and see how things line up now.
 

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Recently upgraded my fittings to -10 but kept the hose size at -8, this way i am getting full flow of fuel through the rails...

Doing the same thing on my Maggie for my Tahoe with a 403ci...
With everything stock, are these -6's restricting fuel flow??



Also, I'm wondering if there's a 90 fitting for this if it will still work with the fuel rail covers... Looks great with a 90 but with my previous pictures, it looks like it may be too short.
Maybe this fitting...


Here's mine:
 
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-6AN is 3/8" ID, same as the stock fuel line.

It looks like it might be close with a 90 deg fitting. It may take just a slight modification to the cover for it to fit perfectly.
 

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The LS6 FRCs don't sit against the FAST intake right, so I haven't tried putting them on since I installed the fuel line. I'm not even sure where I've stuck them in the garage.

Maybe the fuel line would now come out of the previously-unused slot on the driver's side FRC?


If I find the FRCs I'll take a look and see how things line up now.
You dont have those covers for sale do ya?
 
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