Re: [AMC-list] '65 American 195.6 Fuel Pump to Carb alternatives

[Matt Haas <mhaas@xxxxxxx>]

Bruce,

It probably will not work due to size differences in the two engines and 
where things are mounted. You can see how that line is routed by going 
to http://www.mattsoldcars.com/1967american/. The last picture on the 
page has a good shot of it.

As an aside, that line is correct for all 1967 sixes (probably correct 
back to 64 for the 199 and 232, 1968 is different) with a 1bbl, not just 
Americans.

Matt

On 1/30/2010 12:25 AM, Bruce Griffis spouted this sage advice:
> Okay, I can not bend fuel line to save my life. I tend to go the wrong
> direction, and have way too many improperly bent fuel lines on my
> workbench. I see that Inline Tube has a preformed fuel line to go from
> the fuel pump to the 1 barrel carb on a '67 Rambler with a 232. Anyone
> poke around '67 Americans with 232's and 1 barrel carbs and '65
> Americans with 195.6's and 1 barrel Holley 1909's? Are they similar
> enough that the pre-formed fuel line for the '67 would work on the
> '65?
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