Fuel lines for 1990 SHO 5spd

[Mitch McCluhan]

...looking for a complete end to end fuel line set for a 1990 SHO with a 5 spd.

 

[kevinspann]

I believe I have these but they are not in perfect shape. It may have a repaired section in it, I don't quite recall, I can look harder at them if you are interested.

 

[Mitch McCluhan]

I think I sent you a message, but I am very interested in getting more information.

 

[Mitch McCluhan]

Yes

 

[yaycandy]

Shonut aint got none? Thats where i got mine from along with brake lines. May have to call in, they still use their original 2001 website page which isnt the greatest 22 years later lol.

 

[zak]

I might have two of the 3 lines (one is evap emissions) they are off a 1995 (Gen 2) maybe combine with the other person who responded? Also have two new Bosch fuel pumps

 

[Mitch McCluhan]

Not likely to fit. And, so far, the 2 people I have had actual contact with are scammers, wanting money with no recourse if there is an issue.

 

[luigisho]

Josh at shonut used to make these.
Also..You can DIY or have a pro to bend them custom if desperate. Not sure if those old posts are still saved on the forum. The discussion I remember was a really long time ago. A true PITA I would imagine- but some stuff is going to have to be fabricated due to loss of new and even used parts going forward

 

[Mitch McCluhan]

Shonut aint got none? Thats where i got mine from along with brake lines. May have to call in, they still use their original 2001 website page which isnt the greatest 22 years later lol.

...how do I reach Shonut?

 

[Mitch McCluhan]

Josh at shonut used to make these.
Also..You can DIY or have a pro to bend them custom if desperate. Not sure if those old posts are still saved on the forum. The discussion I remember was a really long time ago. A true PITA I would imagine- but some stuff is going to have to be fabricated due to loss of new and even used parts going forward

Any idea how to reach Shonut?

 

[luigisho]

I don't see his profile at a quick glance but here is his website. There should be an email or contact icon to reach out. His name is Josh.
http://www.shonutperformance.com/

I would try that first. He has regular job and family stuff and this is obvoiusly not as busy at it was back when there were alot more GenI/II owners so response might take a bit. I also use this site to look at old oem part numbers when I am looking for a hard to find part and need the pn.

 

[Mitch McCluhan]

Cool thanks! I'll contact him via the website. Have a fantastic Wednesday!

Mitch

 

[luigisho]

Good luck. There might be some info archived on here. Alot of really old stuff was lost in a system crash or two over the decades.

His website has a small search bar- you can try to locate fuel system part numbers to help search the web for those also.

I would also reach out to shosource and see what they have access to regarding used parts. They often have access or good info on where to look that is not posted directly on the website.
There are used part search engines online that you can search for vehicles in salvage yards around the country and contact them to see if they have specific parts available. So you could look for SHOs from 89-91 and see if they have fuel lines available to sell etc..

 

[yaycandy]

Good luck. There might be some info archived on here. Alot of really old stuff was lost in a system crash or two over the decades.

His website has a small search bar- you can try to locate fuel system part numbers to help search the web for those also.

I pretty sure when i called him a couple years ago over covid he had to search for them in storage but did find them. If not ill keep an eye on the you pull yards here in Pa. They seem to get the shos in more regularly now. People find them sitting in fields and barns and scrap them. Sad but thats life

 

[Mitch McCluhan]

...I've checked the websites, but they are difficult to navigate. Thanks for any and all help you have time for!

Mitch

 

[yaycandy]

...I've checked the websites, but they are difficult to navigate. Thanks for any and all help you have time for!

Mitch

Its best to call. Its like the good old days again lol