Fuel Lines and Brake Junction boxes

[66Coupe]

What are y'all running for fuel ines?

Also, where can I get the junction box that attaches onto the frame above the rear end that the brake lines screw into?

 

[sh94558]

I have a 66 too. I used the BC Broncos fuel line kit
http://www.bcbroncos.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=131_167&products_id=1325

for the rear brake line I went with the TBP braided stainless line. It has the junction block built in and clips to the frame bracket
http://www.tomsbroncoparts.com/prod...ss-66-77-ford-bronco-fits-stock-or-lifted-new

 

[DirtDonk]

Yep, brake junction is part of the soft line that runs down from the frame.
Stock length is available in rubber or braided stainless (http://www.wildhorses4x4.com/product/Rear_Brake_Hose_6677yr) and extra length for lifted trucks is in stainless only from us at least.

If yours is attached with a bolt, or just floating there, there should be a tubular vent bolt that holds it to the axle housing and acts as the conduit for the breather hose.

Looks like this if you don't have one: http://www.wildhorses4x4.com/product/Differential_breather_bolt

Paul

 

[Quick & Dirty]

'76-'79 F150 rear brake hose is pretty much the same as the Bronco one, but 6 inches longer.

 

[savage]

I'm using both those and so far happy with them. The fuel line kit needed some tweaking but over all nice kit. The clamps from BC are really nice and well made.

 

[deltabronco]

Thinking about just using a nylon for the whole thing. Anyone have any opinion?