#Motion raceworks flex fuel series

This CONDUCTIVE style PTFE uses an outer braid and an inner PTFE liner that is highly resistant to breaking down from chemicals as well as heat. This PTFE hose can be found by clicking HEREįragola PTFE hose is available in both stainless outer braid and black coated.

#Motion raceworks flex fuel series

Works with 2000 series Hose Ends, 3000 Series Hose Ends, and Sport Crimp Hose Ends.

Black Braided Nylon Cover makes it lightweight, aesthetically pleasing, and durable.

Reinforced SIngle Braid of Corrosion Resistent 302 Stainless Wire.

We have tested this on our own builds and it is a great cost effective option! This is the same hose Larry Larson used on his Methanol fueled Drag Week S10 when he became the first street car to go 5 seconds in the 1/4 mile. Unlike many of the competitors it does not breakdown from Ethanol use. The outside is covered with a black nylon braid that adds durability, reduces abrasion, sound transfer into the cockpit, heat, and adds strength. This is a rubber inner hose that has impregnated stainless steel reinforcement woven into it. So you have two options listed below.įragola Premium Black Nylon Race Hose is one of the only standard AN style hose that holds up to Ethanol and Methanol alike. They're Made in the USA and are consistently what Fragola claims them to be. Which is why the only brand on fittings and hose on our website are Fragola fittings and line.

Motion Raceworks works, sells, and carries only parts we believe in and have used ourselves. Special fuel filters must be used, and you certainly want to make sure your fuel pump is compatible, but what about fuel line? However, Ethanol can be corrosive, create a gel like substance in some instances, and may damage fuel system components that would otherwise not be effected by gasoline and race gas. Additionally it can have a cooling effect on intake charges. The E85 or Ethanol proves to be a cost effective fuel that can provide octane and power potential needed for demanding applications. The use of Ethanol and Methanol fuels has become increasingly popular in recent years, especially with the rise of high horse power turbo supercharged blown EFI engines. What Fuel Line Do You Need to run with E85 and Ethanol, or Methanol Fuel?