Brake And Fuel Line Info From Inline Tube

[Mark Wiggins]

This is the list of parts for the Brake and Fuel lines. Hope it helps!:

Inline Tube, Inc.
15066 Technology Drive
Shelby Township, MI 48315
Phone: 586.532.1338
Fax: 586.532.1339

• 1989 Pontiac Trans Am 4whl Disc
  
  SPFB8204 - 1984-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA 4 Wheel Disc Full Brake Line Set 7pc, Metric Fittings, Stainless $ 185.00
  SPFF8801 - 1988-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA V8 FI (DS Routing) Tank to Pump 3/8" Main Fuel Lines 3pc, Stainless $ 149.00
  SPFF8802 - 1988-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA Fuel Return Line Tank to Pump 5/16', V8, 2pc, DS Routing, Fuel Injected, Stainless $ 149.00
  SPFF8803 - 1988-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA V8 FI (PS Routing) 1/4" Fuel Vapor Line 1pc, Stainless $ 99.00
  SPFF8804 - 1988-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA V8 Carbureted/FI (DS Routing) 1/4" Fuel Vapor Line 1pc, Stainless $ 99.00
  SPFT8201 - 1982-89 Pontiac Firebird/TA 700R4 5/16" Trans Cooler Lines 2pc, Stainless $ 75.00
  SHIP G70-5 - SHIPPING & HANDLING OVERSIZE GROUND $ 48.00

 

[Lsttype]

Thank you for posting this information! I asked previously if the return line was bigger on a tta than a turbo buick, and now I have my answer. The turbo buick is 1/4 inch return line and the tta is 5/16.

 

[8289ta]

I am pretty sure Jan had some custom lines for the TTA done as well by one of the tubing supply companies. I am assuming the list here of fuel lines are parts common to both the turbo V6 and V8?

 

[Jan Larsson]

Yep I had the two hardlines to and from the fuel rail reproduced by I think it was in-line tube (could have been classic tube) ... Robert got them as well and I think he posted up the part numbers.
I also had them do the power steering cooler line that runs under the front impact bumper bar made by Classic Tube ... classic tube also do the transmission cooler lines (another TTA owner had them scan his original lines) that I have on my TTA in stainless as well. Classic Tube also do the powersteering pump hardline (again I got that one on mine in stainless; listed under their turbo buick lines)

 

[Jan Larsson]

This is the list of parts for the Brake and Fuel lines. Hope it helps!:

Inline Tube, Inc.
15066 Technology Drive
Shelby Township, MI 48315
Phone: 586.532.1338
Fax: 586.532.1339

• 1989 Pontiac Trans Am 4whl Disc
  
  SPFB8204 - 1984-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA 4 Wheel Disc Full Brake Line Set 7pc, Metric Fittings, Stainless $ 185.00
  SPFF8801 - 1988-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA V8 FI (DS Routing) Tank to Pump 3/8" Main Fuel Lines 3pc, Stainless $ 149.00
  SPFF8802 - 1988-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA Fuel Return Line Tank to Pump 5/16', V8, 2pc, DS Routing, Fuel Injected, Stainless $ 149.00
  SPFF8803 - 1988-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA V8 FI (PS Routing) 1/4" Fuel Vapor Line 1pc, Stainless $ 99.00
  SPFF8804 - 1988-92 Pontiac Firebird/TA V8 Carbureted/FI (DS Routing) 1/4" Fuel Vapor Line 1pc, Stainless $ 99.00
  SPFT8201 - 1982-89 Pontiac Firebird/TA 700R4 5/16" Trans Cooler Lines 2pc, Stainless $ 75.00
  SHIP G70-5 - SHIPPING & HANDLING OVERSIZE GROUND $ 48.00

Thanks for sharing; would you have pictures of them installed? I would be interested to see what they look like in the engine bay where they come off the framrail ... reason is that some 3rd Gen's had them come straight up (90 degree angel) and others (like the TTA) in a 45 degree angle ... so the fuel lines that is ... so not sure if in-line tube reproduced both versions or only the one version.

 

[Mark Wiggins]

I am pretty sure Jan had some custom lines for the TTA done as well by one of the tubing supply companies. I am assuming the list here of fuel lines are parts common to both the turbo V6 and V8?

Yes, they are common. I'm still working on figuring out the lines from where the common lines end to the motor. Neither Classic Tube nor Inline Tube show the TTA specific lines to the motor. I have contacted both companies.

Mark

 

[Mark Wiggins]

Thanks for sharing; would you have pictures of them installed? I would be interested to see what they look like in the engine bay where they come off the frame rail ... reason is that some 3rd Gen's had them come straight up (90 degree angel) and others (like the TTA) in a 45 degree angle ... so the fuel lines that is ... so not sure if in-line tube reproduced both versions or only the one version.

As you can see, the stainless is a little more than OEM steel lines, so I am saving up to buy the fuel, brake, and Trans lines in one purchase to save on shipping. I'll post pics when I get them. I would bet that, since these are the same part numbers as the GTA, they will be 90 degree. However, I never do well in the casinos, so...

Mark