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    Does anybody have a good source for fuel line frame clamps/retainers?

    I'm looking for something that will hold a 5/16 fuel line and 1/4 return line to the frame. All I can seem to come up with is are some MOPAR specific kits.


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    This is the first place I came upon doing an Adel clamp search GARDNER-WESCOTT Adel Clamps Clamp Adel 1/4" Id Ss

    These types were used at McDonnell Douglas Aircraft to secure hydraulic lines.
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    Or check out Summit, search "hose and line mounting clamps" - http://www.summitracing.com/search/p...cending&page=6
    They have lots of choices if you page through the offerings....
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    Another one to add to the list is Maid for You Products, nice, neat, large selection of configuration choices.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter View Post
    Another one to add to the list is Maid for You Products, nice, neat, large selection of configuration choices.
    Uncle Bob, I think that link is for the French Maid that you were looking for , but perhaps "Made" - https://www.made4uproducts.com/ A good site, indeed!
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    Give my best to your wife, Uncle Bob. She looks stunning in the maid costume, by the way.....
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    CAN SOMEONE REPOST THE LINK, I want to order one!

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