Style and performance in the same parts.

No matter what people say, everyone cares what parts they put on their cars look like as well as their performance. Sometimes we care more about the looks, and that's normal. Personally I've never been a fan of the blue and red anodized -AN fittings and bright braided steel lines though they are wildly popular and do a great job of managing fluids.

There is an alternative that I've decorated my '68 Camaro in and will be decorating Project Mustang Street Fighter in. I use Earl's black fabric braided ProLite hose and the matching black anodized Ano-Tuff fittings. This all-black line of fittings, adapters, and hose ends is always growing. You can map out an entire fuel system with this stuff.

Stay tuned in the magazine because I'm starting the fuel system overhaul on the '66 Mustang this weekend.

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