[neonblue 69]

Just wondering if anyone knows what fuel hose and fittings Mark used? Kinda looks like Aeroquip. Thanks

[Teetoe_Jones]

I'll ask him next time I talk with him.

Tyler

[neonblue 69]

Thanks Tyler. I had read somewhere else he has taken the car apart?

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by neonblue 69

Thanks Tyler. I had read somewhere else he has taken the car apart?

yes, doing a motor swap and getting it set up for Power Tour.

There are several companies who make identical looking fittings to that. I'd guess they're Earls as that's what's on Malitude. I just went and looked in my shop, same black hoses and red/blue fittings. I also believe the Mule has the same, so since he built those two with Earls it's a good guess that's what he's still using on his current build.

Jody

[Teetoe_Jones]

Confirmed. Earls fittings.

Tyler

[novaderrik]

one question- if the car is built so awesome, then why does he need to take it apart to get it ready for a cross country drive?
are all of those big $$$ builds like that?

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by novaderrik

one question- if the car is built so awesome, then why does he need to take it apart to get it ready for a cross country drive?
are all of those big $$$ builds like that?

Derrick, I know you don't like the high dollar builds, you've made that very clear. But before you jump to conclusions.....

He wanted to build a forged piston engine with a cam swap for some future testing. Since he had two LS7's he sold the stock one in the car to Scott at Lateral-G and is in the process of finishing up the new build. It had nothing to do with not running or having problems with his "high dollar" car.

Jody

[novaderrik]

it's not that i don't like them- they have their place and do inspire a lot of folks, but i'd never build or own one.
but i was just asking if all the high profile, high buck builds are like that..
that's all..

[69ProTouring]

Originally Posted by novaderrik

it's not that i don't like them- they have their place and do inspire a lot of folks, but i'd never build or own one.

Thanks for clearing that up. lol

[neonblue 69]

I have met him one time and he was willing to take the time to answer any questions about the car. Just didn't think to ask about the fuel lines. He seems to me to be the kind of guy who gets more enjoyment building these cars.

[69ProTouring]

Originally Posted by neonblue 69

He seems to me to be the kind of guy who gets more enjoyment building these cars.

That's very much the case. Here's a list of what he has built:

http://www.Lateral-g.net/bio/stielow