K-MOTOR PERFORMANCE K Swap Fuel Line System Kit This is a complete K swap fuel system, which includes plug & play braided fuel lines, fuel rail, regulator and gauge. This kit specifically designed for K swapped 88-2000 Honda Civic and 90-2001 Acura Integra vehicles. All the necessary adapters are included.NOTE: Please verify fitment with vehicle prior to ordering. Features:…
Braided Fuel Line Kit with banjo end – Replacement for HONDA/ACURA This new line Replaces the old factory rubber hose from the fuel filter to Factory fuel rail, By removing the old female brass fitting of the rail using a locking plier tool you will be allowed to install the new banjo bolt and the…
Braided Fuel Line Kit with banjo end – Replacement for HONDA/ACURA This new fuel line line Replaces the old factory rubber hose from the fuel filter to Factory fuel rail, By removing the old female brass fitting of the rail using a locking plier tool you will be allowed to install the new 6AN Fitting…
Braided Fuel Line Kit – For 2006-2015 Honda Civic Acura Tsx – for Factory Fuel Rail Braided Fuel Line Compatible with Honda & Acura K Series vehicles. This kit replaces the original rubber feed line, from the hardline to fuel rail. The kit does not require any flaring in the OEM line. The kit features…
Braided Fuel Line Compatible with 2002 to 2006 Acura RSX vehicles. This kit replaces the original rubber feed line, from the hardline to fuel rail. The kit does not require any flaring in the OEM line. The kit features an aluminum quick connect adapter that attaches to the hardline at the firewall, then routes along the transmission and…
This is a complete fuel system for the Honda S2000, which includes pre-assembled fuel lines, fuel rail, regulator and gauge. It is a direct replacement for the factory fuel line. NOTES: Please verify fitment with vehicle prior to ordering. Features: Braided line Billet aluminum fuel rail Anodized fittings Easy, fast Installation Completely replaces factory fuel line…
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