Ever heard of this?

Quick question....Has any one ever heard of having steel braided FUEL hoses?

If so what difference does it make?

None.

HTH

[embee]

It's simply the pressure rating. For typical carb applications the fuel pressure is a few psi (0.2 Bar say), for most injection systems it'll be a few Bar (typ. 3Bar).

The different types of hose are well demonstrated here

[yorkie_chris]

Yes heard of them, on the SV they make no difference, they do hold more heat than a nylon line, which can affect things if you're building a nitrous system, but I'm guessing you're not.

SV runs very little fuel pressure so you don't need them, if you were using a blow through turbo or something else needing silly fuel pressures then you might want some.

All that said... they look blingy

I work for a hydraulic hose company and they make no differance what so ever. Unless you are using them on a high pressure injection system e.g wagon/car, even then they flex with the pressure and can give massive fueling problems, hence why we replace all injection lines with steel pipe.

I think it must purely be for looks. Cause everyone likes a bit of bling

One minor advantage is resistance to chafing, but you'd need to have excessive length or movement to cause that on a bike.

Garry

Bling Bling Bling!! Thats it!!