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NBR Fuel Line Hose 5/8 Inch 25 Foot Roll

K2 Industries
K2-6618-UNV-006-FC
Fuel Components
$110.00 $89.99
$89.99

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NBR Fuel Line Hose 5/8 Inch 25 Foot Roll
NBR Fuel Line Hose 5/8 Inch 25 Foot Roll

25 feet of 5/8-inch NBR fuel line hose ready to plumb carburetors, fuel rails, and injection systems. NBR construction handles ethanol blends and resists fuel degradation over time. This is bulk hose—measure twice, cut once.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ NBR Construction ✓ 25 Foot Roll
Key Features
  • 5/8-inch diameter - Matches fuel rail and carburetor inlet fittings on most street and race applications
  • NBR elastomer - Resists ethanol fuel blends and prevents internal degradation
  • Bulk 25-foot roll - Cut to your exact length; one hose handles multiple fuel system routes
Specs
  • Material: NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber)
  • Diameter: 5/8 inch
  • Length: 25 feet
  • Configuration: Continuous roll
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • 25-foot NBR fuel line hose roll
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need clamps to secure this hose?

Yes. Fuel line clamps are not included. You'll need two clamps per connection point—one at the fuel pump/tank outlet and one at the carburetor or fuel rail inlet. Worm-drive or spring clamps work with this hose diameter.

Will this hose work with my carb fuel inlet and fuel pump outlet?

If both your fuel pump and carburetor use 5/8-inch barbed fittings, this hose slides on directly. Measure your fitting diameters before ordering—some older carbs and fuel cells use 3/8 inch or 7/16 inch inlets.

Can I use this for fuel injection?

Yes, NBR hose is compatible with EFI systems running standard rail pressures. If you're running a high-pressure direct-injection setup, confirm your system's pressure rating against NBR limits—contact the fuel system manufacturer for max PSI specs.

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