Part #: IBR - FFLK. This awesome kit is made to replace the stock fuel lines on Subaru cars with EJ series engines when you're using aftermarket fuel rails. It comes with anodized black aluminum fittings and a stainless - steel reinforced fuel line. The line has a nylon outer braid to resist abrasion. Compatibility: Subaru WRX from 2002 - 2014, Subaru STi from 2007 - 2020, Subaru Forester XT from 2006 - 2013, and Subaru Legacy 2.5GT from 2007 - 2012. Other cars might also work, but you'll need different fittings for the firewall hard line connections. What's in the kit? You get 10 feet of -6 AN fuel line that can handle both gasoline and E85. There are 4 -8 ORB to -6 AN adapters for most aftermarket fuel rails, 3 -6 ORB to -6 AN adapters for aftermarket fuel pressure regulators, 2 5/16 Quick Connect Fuel Line to -6 AN adapters to connect to OEM fuel hard lines, 1 -6 AN Tee Fitting for parallel fuel feeding to each fuel rail, 5 -6 AN Straight Fittings, 7 -6 AN 90 Degree Fittings, and 1 -6 AN Aluminum Wrench. This is a universal kit. Depending on your fuel rails, turbo placement, and fuel pressure regulator location, you may need to use different fittings in different spots. We suggest using the reliable and popular Aeromotive A1000 -6 Fuel Pressure Regulator. Before installing the fittings after trimming the hose, make sure the line is clean of any cutting debris. There are lots of helpful how - to videos online. If you have questions, just contact us!
Using this fuel line kit is easy. First, check your car's compatibility with the kit as listed. Then, start by mocking up all the fittings and hose lengths to make sure everything fits properly before making any final cuts. You can use the included fittings to connect the fuel line to your aftermarket fuel rails, fuel pressure regulators, and OEM fuel hard lines. We recommend using the Aeromotive A1000 -6 Fuel Pressure Regulator for best results. When trimming the hose, be careful and after trimming, clean the line to remove any debris from the cutting process. You can find many online videos to guide you through cutting and installing the AN fittings. Remember, this is a universal kit, so you might need to adjust the fittings based on your car's specific setup. As for maintenance, regularly check the fittings for tightness and the fuel line for any signs of wear or damage. If you notice any issues, replace the parts as needed. If you have any questions during the process, don't hesitate to reach out to us.
